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Student Domain Student Domain OutcomesOutcomes
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What Are Student Domain Outcomes?What Are Student Domain Outcomes?
Document the impact of an activity or Document the impact of an activity or program.program.
Provide evidence that students knowledge, Provide evidence that students knowledge, skills or behaviors have actually changed. skills or behaviors have actually changed.
Answer the “So what?” question.Answer the “So what?” question. Useful in School Climate and Safety section.Useful in School Climate and Safety section. Required in Student Results section.Required in Student Results section.
Tips for Reporting Student Tips for Reporting Student Domain OutcomesDomain Outcomes
Select the data that most clearly reflect Select the data that most clearly reflect the work of support personnel.the work of support personnel.
Don’t assume that readers will recognize Don’t assume that readers will recognize the link between support personnel and the link between support personnel and the results data. the results data.
Clearly state how support personnel made Clearly state how support personnel made an impact on the results.an impact on the results.
Common Ways of Reporting Common Ways of Reporting Student Domain OutcomesStudent Domain Outcomes
► Longitudinal Data – These illustrate a Longitudinal Data – These illustrate a program’s effectiveness by showing program’s effectiveness by showing improvement over time. improvement over time.
► Before and After Data – These illustrate the Before and After Data – These illustrate the impact of programs by looking at data impact of programs by looking at data before and after their implementation.before and after their implementation.
Examples of Student Examples of Student Domain OutcomesDomain Outcomes
Graduation Rates Percent ImprovementGraduation Rates Percent Improvement
Attendance Percent ImprovementAttendance Percent Improvement
Discipline Referrals Percent DecreaseDiscipline Referrals Percent Decrease
Longitudinal Data Example 1Longitudinal Data Example 1
From Las Palmas Middle School SPARC 2008
Note: These data illustrate the effectiveness of individual counseling conferences with students scoring far below basic and with their parents.
Longitudinal Data Example 2Longitudinal Data Example 2
From Clifton Middle School SPARC 2008
Note: Many factors contribute to API improvement. This SPARC clearly identified support programs that relate to achievement data. They were school-wide test-taking guidance lessons, small group and individualconferences, interventions for struggling students, and motivational assemblies.
Before & After Data Example 1Before & After Data Example 1
From Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School SPARC 2008
Note: These data illustrate the effectiveness of a recently implemented Positive Behavior Support Plan. In this case, longitudinal data actually became before and after data.
Before & After Data Example 2Before & After Data Example 2
From William J. “Pete” Knight High School SPARC 2008
Note: Before & after data illustrate the impact of an anger management group program
Before & After Data Example 3Before & After Data Example 3
From Almeria Middle School SPARC 2008
Note: Data illustrate the effect of a set of Goal Setting Lessons
The EndThe End
Student Domain Student Domain OutcomesOutcomes