SEC Meetings and Workshops

Next SEC meetings August 3-6, 2009 Minneapolis, MN The SEC SCASS Collaborative holds each year project leadership planning and training meetings for state and district leaders who are members. The Collaborative also works with State members to plan and organize SEC training workshops on use of the Surveys or SEC data at the local level. The Collaborative also convenes and organizes multi-state SEC alignment content analysis workshops for state standards and assessments are convened by SEC staff to provide alignment analyses for states and for use with survey data. The web-linked presentations and materials from recent SEC Collaborative meetings and conferences are shown below. SEC Meetings Education Leaders Conference Webinars 2009 2008 2007 2008 2007 Use of SEC tools and Data in Montana April 22, 2009 Agenda Presentation: Montana Webinar presentation – Al M., Gail S., Lisa S., Jodi R. Linking SEC tools to State Strategies April 1, 2009 Agenda Presentations: What is SEC? -Carolyn E. Using SEC Data to Improve Teaching and Learning -Lani S. Linking SEC Tools & Data to State Initiatives -John S. SEC Meetings Leadership Training Workshop Workshop locations (February 3-4, Dover, DE) Agenda / Training Summary Interview with Dr. Constance Dorr SEC Leader Training and State Project Planning January 26-27, 2009 Four Points by Sheraton Hotel Tempe, AZ Meeting Materials: Agenda Presentations January 26: Developments with SEC tools, system, services – Rolf Blank Using SEC data with schools: local /state panel presentation -Carolyn E.,Dan F., Kathy S.,Kim E., Gary M. SEC ELL report: Minnesota/St. Paul presentation - Michael B., Leigh S., Brett M Breakout Sessions: Leadership Trainings #1-3 - Carolyn Eastman  SEC ELL Aligning Instruction to Standards/Assessments – Rolf B. SEC ELL: Cross-State Data Analysis Content -John S. SEC ELL: How the design works & Results – Edynn S., Peter W., John S., Jaime U. SEC ELL: What states have learned from Iowa, Utah, Virginia January 27: Leading SEC data analysis: How to focus on specific data charts matched to objectives; How to facilitate dialogue and lead with questions - Carolyn E., Kathy S. Breakout Sessions: State level use of alignment results cross-state, national, international for improving standards and assessments - John S., Christine C., Rolf B. Local level use of data -- PD strategies with teachers using content analyses and measuring change over time -Lani S., Diana N. Handout: Instructional Practice Worksheet Handout: Instructional Content Alignment Worksheet    Leader Training: “Sierra Falls” case study: SEC data to focus on local needs SEC ELL What states have learned – Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin  SEC ELL: State team planning and research study planning - Rolf B., Tome D. SEC Collaborative Leader Training/Content Analysis Workshop February 11-14, 2008 Catarman Resort and Spa San Diego, CA Meeting materials: Agenda Participant List Presentations SEC Collaborative Update - Rolf B. Access to SEC, Carolyn K. Use of SEC in Evaluation, John S.  Using the SEC to Improve Instruction in Illinois, IL Team An Essential Tool for School Improvement in Fostoria Schools – Constance Dorr Idah Principal Academy of Leadership -ID Team Presentation 1 Presentation 2 Missouri: Report on SEC Data Analysis for a state MSP Motivation to Use SEC – Carolyn K. SEC in Wisconsin – WI Team Tennessee Science Partnership - Terry L. CCSSO – SEC State Collaborative Alignment Study – The College Board Montana Report on SEC Interview of Local Superintendent reports on use of SEC data SEC Members Planning Meeting September 11, 2007 Hilton Hotel at the Ballpark St. Louis, MO Meeting Materials Agenda Total # of Surveys by state Surveys by subject State Reports/Presentations Delaware Indiana Mississippi Montana Oregon Duval County, FL Powerpoint MEGASCASS 2007 in New Orleans, LA February 4 - 6, 2007 Intercontinental Hotel New Orleans, LA Meeting Materials Agenda Participant List Indicators of Quality of Teacher Professional Development and Instructional Change Using Data From SEC: Findings From NSF MSP-RETA Project State Project Presentations Vermont Plan for SEC – Pat F. Ohio Year 4 – Chris W. Maine SEC –John K. Delaware SEC – Mike S. SEC Collaborative Update - Rolf B. Analysis of SEC Data in Classrooms with High vs Low Achieving students – John S. Using SEC Data for School Improvement ppt– Lani S. For past SEC meeting materials in 2004-2006, please contact Carlise Smith to request electronic copies. Education Leaders Conference 2008 CCSSO Education Leaders Conference on Using Data to Improve Instruction September 8-10, 2008 Hyatt Regency Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Meeting Materials Executive Summary Agenda  Participant List The breakout sessions file will show each session per day. Click on the session title or presenters name and access the presentations. Opening Plenary Panel - Sept. 8 Highlighting State Initiatives on Using Data to Improve Instruction Rolf Blank, CCSSO Elizabeth Burmaster, WI DPI Valerie Woodruff, DE DOE Susan Zelman, OH DOE Gene Wilhoit, CCSSO Plenary Session - Sept. 9 Implementation of Data-Driven Improvement Model: MT SEC Project Plenary Session - Sept. 10 Building Capacity on Using Data Lani Seikaly, CCSSO [Website demonstrated: School Improvement in MD]  Mike Stetter, DE DOE Shelley Lee, WI DPI Ellen Mandinach, CNA Lois Adams-Rogers, CCSSO Breakout Sessions Teacher Analysis of Interim Assessment Results in Elementary Math (Nabors Oláh) – Sept. 8 SEC Basics (Eastman, Money, Blank) – Sept. 8 Using Data to Improve Math Instruction – Part 1a & Part 1b & Part 2 (Unger, Nunnaley, Wermers) – Sept. 8 & 9 Tools and Resources to Increase the Capacity of State Data Use (Cohen, Osmundson, Gibson) – Sept. 8 Many Eyes - open-source, online data visualization website Swivel - open-source, online data analysis, graphing and sharing site Implementing a Formative Assessment Training Model McManus, NC DPI Anderson, IA, DOE Roschewski, NE DOE Kotz, DE DOE Talking the Language of ELLs (Iribarren, Lee, Potter, Smithson) – Sept. 8 How Can States Use Alignment Results for Standards and Assessments (Porter) - Sept. 8 Examining Student Work to Inform Instruction (Seikaly) – Sept. 8 Tools for In-Class Visual Reporting of Multiple Measures (van der Ploeg) – Sept. 8 D3A2 Ohio Data Primer  New York Data Primer Learning Points - Picturing Progress Data Tool Example Inquiry-Focused Practice (Heritage) – Sept. 9 Use of SEC Data as Part of a Larger District Improvement Effort (Palacios, Money) – Sept. 9 Building Knowledge of Instructional Alignment to Standards (Eastman, Smithson) – Sept. 9 Data-Driven Practices: Balancing Between Compliance Data and Data for Teaching & Learning (Mandinach, LaPointe) – Sept. 9 Principal Leadership Training for School Improvement (Rathburn) – Sept. 9 Using Data as a Catalyst for Collegial Conversations, (Farrington) – Sept. 9 Characteristics of Effective Observers Characteristics of Formative Feedback Classroom Observation Protocol: Instructional Practice Steps 1-4 Peer Observation & Formative Feedback  Evaluating Innovative Inquiry-Oriented Science Curricula and PD (Baxter, Osthoff) – Sept. 9 Establishing Connections Between SEC Data and Student Achievement (Money, Palacios) – Sept. 10 SEC Webinar Series (Thomas, Unger, Nunnaley, Eastman) – Sept. 10 Going Virtual with Surveys of the Enacted Curriculum Orientation Session Why Use SEC Advice for Those Considering SEC  2007 CCSSO Education Leaders Conference on Using Data to Improve Instruction September 12-14, 2007 Hilton Hotel at the Ballpark St. Louis, MO Meeting Materials The breakout sessions file will show each session per day. Click on the session title or presenters name and access the presentations. Summary Report Conference Program Link to Presentations Opening Plenary Panel - Sept. 12   Rolf Blank Todd Flaherty Sally Wherry Gerald Zachorak CCSSO State Education Data Center Plenary Sessions Mike Schmoker - Sept. 13 Commissioner Doug Christenson - Sept. 14 Conference Summary Report Chiefline Article Contacts Rolf K. Blank, Director, SEC Collaborative, rolfb@ccsso.org Carlise Smith, SEC Information Contact, carlises@ccsso.org

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