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- K-12 MATHEMATICS PROGRAM EVALUATION
- January 27, 2005
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- Program Evaluation in 1993 – University of Central Florida
- Main finding was to align the program to the NCTM Standards
- Present evaluation is a two year study
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- Gail Dysleski – High School
- Cathy Easley – Hammarskjold
- Judy Girshon – Elementary
- Diane Heilman - Elementary
- Helene Johnson – Churchill
- Debbie Gulick – Dept. Chairperson
- Christopher Herte -Supervisor
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- Do we have the right goals, objectives, programs, and courses?
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- Is the curriculum delivered in a manner, which provides adequate
opportunity for all students to achieve the standards?
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- Are students achieving the objectives and standards for the individual
courses, as well as the overall goals of the program?
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- Two year study
- Standards – NJCCCS and NCTM
- Survey Data – sampling of students, parents and teachers
- Achievement Data
- Enrollment Data
- Graduate Responses
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- Students – 1,823 grades 2-12
- Parents – 342 returned of 850
- Faculty – All teachers of mathematics
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- End of year final grades (3-12)
- Elementary End of Year Assessments
- State assessments NJ ASK, GEPA, and HSPA
- Third International Math and Science Study (TIMSS)
- SAT and Advanced Placement scores
- Extra Help and Tutoring
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- New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards (2002)
- National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (2000)
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- Everyday Mathematics
- National Science Foundation Funded
- Researched Based – over 20 studies
- Hands-on learning
- Utilizes learning styles research
- Connections to real life
- Est. 2.8 million students use EM
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- The math curriculum includes the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content
Standards in Math. (2002-03)
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- In general, what is your assessment of the level of difficulty of the
math curriculum in East Brunswick Schools? (2002-03)
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- How would you rate your math class this year? (2002-03)
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- Well aligned with NJ & NCTM Standards
- Program is articulated within EM materials
- Additional articulation using K-5 Mastery Objectives
- Pacing guides
- Common district assessments
- K-12 Curriculum Standards Guide
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- Everyday Mathematics grade 6
- Grade 7
- Math 7
- Pre-Algebra
- Pre-Algebra Honors
- Algebra 1 Honors
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- The math curriculum includes the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content
Standards in Math. (2002-03)
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- How would you rate your math class this year? (2002-03)
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- Well aligned with NJ & NCTM Standards
- Program is articulated using K-12 Curriculum Standards
- Unit Packets ensure consistent coverage of topics, Do Now, homework,
enrichment, re-teaching
- Common assessments
- Uniform departmental grading practices
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- The math curriculum includes the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content
Standards in Math. (2002-03)
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- In general, what is your assessment of the level of difficulty of the
math curriculum in East Brunswick Schools? (2002-03)
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- How would you rate your math class this year? (2002-03)
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- As a result of this evaluation- new curriculum and materials for algebra
- Algebra became a departmental and Board objective this year
- Staff development
- Additionally, the geometry program and materials were changed
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- Math Courses Grades 8-12 (2004-05)
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- 97% of students take 4 or more years of mathematics
- Senior College Experience courses offer college credit at EBHS –206
seniors
- All Advanced Placement courses offered
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- The math curriculum includes the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content
Standards in Math. (2002-03)
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- In general, what is your assessment of the level of difficulty of the
math curriculum in East Brunswick Schools? (2002-03)
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- How would you rate your math class this year? (2002-03)
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- Senior Enrollment in Mathematics (2004-05)
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- Well aligned with NJ & NCTM Standards
- K-12 Curriculum Standards Guide
- Common district assessments
- Team planning groups
- New curriculum
- Uniform departmental grading practices
- 206 students participating in Senior College Experience courses
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- How successful do you feel you are in math? (2002-03)
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- My child understands and can apply mathematical concepts and methods.
(2002-03)
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- Third International Mathematics and Science Study
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- TIMSS Fractions and Number Sense (2002)
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- TIMSS Proportionality (2002)
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- TIMSS Data Representation and Analysis (2002)
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- How successful do you feel you are in math? (2002-03)
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- Most all my students are successful in meeting the objectives of the
courses I teach. (2002-03)
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- I have gone to extra help with my math teacher this year. (2002-03)
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- I have been privately tutored for math during this year. (Grades 6-7)
(2002-03)
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- Hammarskjold Tutoring.
(Grades 6-7) (2002-03)
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- How successful do you feel you are in math? (2002-03)
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- My child understands and can apply mathematical concepts and methods.
(2002-03)
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- Most all my students are successful in meeting the objectives of the
courses I teach. (2002-03)
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- I have gone to extra help with my math teacher this year. (2002-03)
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- I have been privately tutored for math during this year. (Grades 8-9)
(2002-03)
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- I have been privately tutored for math during this year. (Grades 8-9)
(2002-03)
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- Graduate Responses of Mathematics
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- How successful do you feel you are in math? (2002-03)
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- My child understands and can apply mathematical concepts and methods.
(2002-03)
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- Most all my students are successful in meeting the objectives of the
courses I teach. (2002-03)
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- I went to extra help with my math teacher last year. (Fall 2003)
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- I was privately tutored for math last year. (Grades 11-12)
(Fall 2003)
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- I was privately tutored for math last year. (Fall 2003)
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- Do we have the right goals, objectives, programs, and courses?
- The East Brunswick Mathematics Program is well aligned with NJCCCS and
NCTM standards
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- Is the curriculum delivered in a manner, which provides adequate
opportunity for all students to achieve the standards?
- The curriculum is delivered in a consistent manner
- The same curriculum, materials and assessments are used for all East
Brunswick students
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- Are students achieving the objectives and standards for the individual
courses, as well as the overall goals of the program?
- East Brunswick students are achieving the objectives and standards
based on district, state, national, and international results
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- Informing Parents
- Disseminate the curriculum to parents
- Conduct Math Evenings at the schools
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- Curriculum
- Continue to develop the algebra program
- New implementation of Algebra 2
- Explore the implementation of online summer assignments
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- Instruction
- Examine best practices for student mastery
- Work with teachers to meet the needs of all students
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- Staff Development
- Continue staff development opportunities
- Continue to conduct the Math Mini Conference
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