Math diagnosis and intervention system

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Math diagnosis and intervention system

• Riverside Unified School District
• Instructional Services
• Dawn Smith, K-6 Math Specialist
• How to Use Scott-Foresman enVisionMATH

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Basic Program Structure
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Organization

• Booklets in each box are organized by strand
• Part 1 consists of Booklets A through E, and
  targets students in grades K through 3rd.
• Booklet A
• Numbers, Place Value, and Money
• Fractions
• Money and Decimals
• Patterns
• Greater Numbers, Ordering and Comparing

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• Booklet B Basic Facts in Grades K-3
• Addition and Subtraction Basic Facts to 12
• Addition and Subtraction Basic Facts to 20
• Multiplication and Division Facts and Properties

• Booklet C Computation with Whole Numbers in
  Grades 1-3
• Two-digit Addition and Subtraction
• Addition and Subtraction of Greater Numbers
• Multiplying and Dividing by One-Digit Numbers

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• Booklet D Measurement, Geometry, Data Analysis,
  and Probability in Grades K-3
• Time and Temperature
• Length, Capacity, Weight, Area, and Volume
• Geometry
• Data and Probability

• Booklet E Problem Solving in Grades K-3
• Problem Solving Strategies in Grades K-2
• Problem Solving Strategies in Grade 3
• Reasoning and Communication in Grade 3

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Each Skill Progresses in Difficulty by Grade Level

• This allows teachers to differentiate by
  remediating or accelerating as necessary while
  students remain in the same topic as their class.
• Example Booklet A
• Numbers and Place Value
• Begins with A-1, Zero to Five, (Kindergarten)
  and progresses through A-32, Numbers to 100 on
  the Number Line, and A-33, Number Line Estimation
  (Grade 3)

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Part 2 Booklets F-J targetstudents in Grades 3-6

• Booklet F Numeration, Patterns, and
  Relationships in Grades 4-6
• Whole-Number Place Value, Comparing and Ordering
• Integers and Rational Numbers
• Patterns, Tables, and Graphs
• Expressions and Equations

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• Booklet G Operations with Whole Numbers in
  Grades 4-6
• Addition and Subtraction
• Multiplication and Division Facts
• Multiplying and Dividing by One-Digit Numbers
• Multiplying and Dividing by Greater Numbers

• Booklet H Fractions, Decimals, and Percents in
  Grades 4-6
• Understanding Fractions and Decimals
• Operations with Fractions and Mixed Numbers
• Operations with Decimals
• Ratios and Percents

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• Booklet I Measurement, Geometry , Data Analysis,
  and Probability in Grades 4-6
• Geometry
• Measurement Units
• Perimeter, Area, Volume, and Surface Area
• Statistics and Graphs
• Predictions and Probability

• Booklet J Problem Solving in Grades 4-6
• Problem Solving Skills
• Problem Solving Strategies
• Reasoning
• Communication

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Just in Time

• Intervention at Point of Use within the regular
  program

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Topic Opener Review What You Know
From Grade 1, Topic 7 Subtraction Facts to 12
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Review What You Know tests previous grade content
to determine Topic readiness. The Item Analysis
lists the objective of each question, the
standard, in which lesson the skill will be
utilized, and a reference to MDIS page for
targeted student remediation, if necessary.
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B13
B12
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For Topic Tests and Reviews
(same item analysis)
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Alternate assessments (free-response, performance
based) have their own item analysis.
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MDIS used as a stand-aloneDiagnostic and
Intervention program
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Each box comes with a booklet of diagnostic tests

• Aligns with each of the substrands in each
  booklet Using the Diagnostic Tests
• For entry-level assessment, choose the
  appropriate diagnostic test based on
• whether you want to diagnose readiness by
  testing content that should have already been
  learned or
• you want to give a pretest on content you plan to
  teach. For summative evaluation, choose the test
  or part of a test that assesses the content you
  covered.

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Tests are Grade and Content specific- Allows for
targeted intervention

• Each diagnostic test focuses on grade-specific
  content.
• Each test is broken into parts. Each part covers
  one of the subtopics in one of Booklets AE.
  (It is NOT one big test!)
• You can give the entire test or just certain
  parts.
• Note that problem solving is integrated
  throughout each Diagnostic Test.

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Opportunities for pre/post test

• Forms A and B are parallel item for item.
• At Grades K3, children record responses right on
  the page.

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Using the Class Record Form The Class Record
Form is a good way to get a profile on the
performance of individual students as well as
groups of students. When the form is completed,
you can quickly see areas of strength and
weakness for an individual (by looking across a
row) or for groups of students (by looking down
the columns).
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• Use with Form A or Form B
• Indicate missed items
• Record scores
• Record intervention assignments
• Check correlation information to assess
  understanding

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Determine Specific Areas to Test

• Not all content areas may need diagnosis
• Test judiciously
• Post test to inform further instruction

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Step-Up to the Next Grade

• Step Up Lessons
• Reteach pages
• Teaching Tools

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Step-Up lessons are taken from the MDIS

• Packet contains Teacher Lesson and Student page
  for 20 lessons.
• Student page in the packet is the SAME PAGE that
  is in the students homework book
• Frontloads key standards
• Refer to list for which lessons are recommended
  or optional
• Contain the Step-Up Quiz

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Reteach Pages

• To provide additional support for classroom
  instruction, teachers have a packet with a
  reteach page from the upcoming grade that
  corresponds to the skill in the Step-Up lesson.
• The lesson correlation is found
• in the MDIS teachers guide.

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Teaching Tools

• Teaching Tools (manipulatives and graphic aids)
  are included to support lessons
• Found in packet with reteaching pages

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Adding a Grade to your Log-in

• Go to Red Home Page
• Click My Account
• Scroll down and click Manage Products
• Click Add New Products
• Enter the access code for the grade you choose
  (see next slide for codes)
• Click Check Code, then Save.
• Log Out. When you log back in, the added grade
  should show up in the Navigation Bar.

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Access Codes
Note The 09 are numbers, as in 2009.
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Each teacher should have

• 1 Step-Up lessons from MDIS
• 2 Packet with matching Reteach pages and
  Teaching Tools

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All Components of the MDIS are available
online -Click on TE, then Printable Resources
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Other Recommendations!

• Give students the opportunity to master LANDMARK
  skills before moving on to the next grade
• http//k6math.rusd.k12.ca.us/landmarks.htm
• Incorporate CENTER ACTIVITIES for additional
  conceptual and computational practice (and fun!)