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DTC 101 Assessment Inventory

Working Lunch
June 17, 2015

Assessment Inventory
Welcome
- Comments from Achieve
- DOE Release of Inventory

Status
- Questions
- Discussion

DTC 101 Face-to-Face


June 17, 2015

WELCOME
Please sign in and pick up your
district/school materials

Section 1

WRAP-UP FOR
DESSA 2014-2015

Section 2

SMARTER BALANCED
ADMINISTRATION
VISITS

Smarter Assessments Administered


Spring 2015
Grade

ELA CAT

ELA PT

MATH CAT

MATH PT

10,218

10,166

10,253

10,247

9,890

9,942

9,984

9,982

9,923

9,969

10,021

9,956

10,003

9,959

10,095

10,054

9,728

9,698

9,794

9,735

9,574

9,472

9,553

9,509

11

7,609

7,446

7,668

7,524

Total

66,945

66,652

67,368

67,007

Smarter Balanced Observations


May 2015
22 visits 12 districts and 4 charter
schools
8 visits in New Castle County
8 visits in Kent County
6 visits in Sussex County
Simple protocol for the first year

Smarter Balanced Observations


May 2015
Goals of observation protocol
Completion time for CAT, Classroom Activity,
and Performance Task
Observe the testing environment
Observe the security of the material before and
after testing
Gather information about the extent of technical
issues when dealing with accommodations
Gather information to help with the second
phase of the monitoring plan
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Smarter Balanced Monitoring


2015-16 SY
Purpose is to ensure the testing procedures are implemented
as outlined in the documentation posted on the DE portal
Monitoring protocol release in Fall 2015 with additional details
Potential Areas of Monitoring:
Administration of DeSSA assessments (Smarter, DCAS, and
national tests)
Security and training
Schedules
Electronic device policy
Student participation
Accommodations provided/administered
Interviews with administration, teachers, and students

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Section 3

SMARTER BALANCED
EDUCATOR SURVEY

Survey Summary
As of June 15, 2015, 341 educators answered the
survey. The survey asked questions and allowed the
educators to give comments
The Office of Assessment will use this feedback to
improve next years testing administration for Smarter
tests for all the categories mentioned above.
The other tests under DCAS were not surveyed as no
new tests were administered.

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What is your role in the administration of the Smarter


tests? Select all that apply.

Test
Administrator
Grades 3-5
Test
Administrator
Grades 6-8
Test
Administrator
Grades 11
School Test
Coordinator
District Test
Coordinator

Which test were you responsible for


administering? Select all that apply.

Which of these statements apply to the Smarter Test


Administration materials/resources? Select all that apply.

The Smarter TAM and Portal resources


provided necessary information to
administer the test

The Smarter TAM and Portal resources


were easily accessible

The online training was clear and


appropriate

The material was available on time

How helpful was the AIR Help Desk? Select all that
apply.

Questions and concerns were


addressed in a timely manner

The Help Desk staff was


knowledgeable

Which of these statements apply regarding the test


administration? Select all that apply.

The suggested testing time for Math


was about right (if not, please
comment below)

The suggested testing time for


ELA/Literacy was about right (if
not, please comment below)

The scripts/materials were clear and


give all necessary information

I had no problems with the testing


administration

Which of these statements apply regarding technology


conditions for Smarter tests? Select all that apply.

Computer issues were resolved in


a timely manner

Supported tools were functional


(highlighting, calculator and other
tools available through the secure
browser

Accommodations supports were


functional

I had no technology issues

Section 4

TECHNICAL ISSUES

Technical Issues Spring 2015


Accommodations
Accommodations Functionality
TTS Stimuli on Performance Tasks
TTS for Spanish portion of Stacked
Spanish/English

Assessment Accommodations and TIDE


match issues
Grade 4 Math PT Stacked
Speech to Text
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Technical Issues Spring 2015


Trained User Flag (early in window)
Custom/Standard Indicator
Item Counter

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Changes for 2015-16


Training in Schoolology instead of
Blackboard
Shorter wait for access after registration,
completion

TA Interface has been redesigned


More user friendly selection of tests for test
session
Cleaner look

New Help Ticket System to Replace ARS


Simplify Accommodation Codes
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Menu for Selection of Test

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Menu for Selection of Test

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Confirmation of Summative Selection

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DSARA v1.2
Delaware Student Assessment Reporting
& Analysis
Current version of DSARA
Social Studies and Science data released
into this system

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DSARA v2015
To be released with Smarter ELA/Math scores
Also includes SAT, PSAT, DCAS, DSTP scores
Individual reports can include one of the above
tests or ALL of a students tested history
Easily manipulated changes to graphs, reports
All reports downloadable
Class/Cohort reports
Includes Homeroom and Counselor watch
lists
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TIDE STUDENTS 2015-16


DTC role and STC role will have access to
edit most accommodations directly
DOE will retain edit access to a small number
of accommodations
No waiting overnight for changes to take
effect
Assessment Accommodations Application
ceases to exist
TIDE students reporting capability increased
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Section 5

SCHOOL REPORTS/
INTERPRETIVE GUIDE

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Family Score Reports

30

Family Score Reports

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Interpretive Guide
Will support parents in understanding the
information in the family report
Available online on the portal

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Section 6

PARTICIPATION AND RESULTS

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State Summary and Accountability


Participation rules
Results
Performance levels
Scale scores

Definitions

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Section 7

TEST SECURITY

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Definitions for Test Security Incidents

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Definitions for Test Security Incidents

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Definitions for Test Security Incidents

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2015 Test Security Incidents


Incident Type
Cheating
Cellphone
Classroom Activity
Classroom Notes
Incorrect Testing Session
Student Disruption
Advantage Given by TA
Computer Usage
Component V Incidents
Calculator Usage
Other

Impropriety Irregularity Breach


3
33
6
3
3
2
0
4
0
1
6

13
4
3
0
0
0
3
1
3
3
3

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

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2015 Test Security Incidents by Type


40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0

Breach
Irregularity
Impropriety

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2015 Test Security Incidents


Incident Type
Cheating
Cellphone
Classroom Activity
Classroom Notes
Incorrect Testing Session
Student Disruption
Advantage Given by TA
Computer Usage
Component V Incidents
Calculator Usage
Other
Total

Impropriety Irregularity Breach


3
33
6
3
3
2
0
4
0
1
6
61

13
4
3
0
0
0
3
1
3
3
3
33

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1

Number of
Incidents
16
37
9
3
3
2
3
6
3
4
9
95

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Test Security Manual


Update Summer 2015
Manual
Training

Finalize by August 15, 2015


Face-to-Face DTC Training
Videotape for training Purposes

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Section 8

LOOKING AHEAD

43

5-Year Plan

44

2015/2016 School Year DeSSA Calendar

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Communications

e-Newsletters
DTC Weekly Webinar/Conference Calls
DTC Weekly One-on-One Contacts
Face-to-Face DTC Sessions

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Section 9

WRAP-UP AND EXIT TICKET

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Wrap Up
Plus/Delta feedback

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