Progress Monitoring and RTI System

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Progress Monitoring and RTI System

What is AIMSweb? Our Reports Provide: AYP/NCLB Risk Category Reporting and rates of progress by type of instructional program or risk group include these demographics and more: Service Code ELL/ESL Meal Status Ethnicity Federal Disabilities AIMSweb is a benchmark and progress monitoring system based on direct, frequent and continuous student assessment. The results are reported to students, parents, teachers and administrators via a web-based data management and reporting system to determine response to instruction. AIMSweb s data-driven model provides Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM) assessments for benchmarking and progress monitoring, in addition to web-based data management, charting, and reporting. Together, these components provide a complete system to benchmark and monitor students acquisition of essential academic skills. Comparisons of scores from school-to-school by grade Data on district-wide improvement across years How Does AIMSweb Work? The AIMSweb system components provide one comprehensive progress monitoring and RTI solution. Tier 3 Write individualized annual goals and monitor progress more frequently for those who need intensive instructional services. Tier 2 Assess and monitor at-risk students and the effectiveness of instructional changes. Tier 1 Assess all students three times per year for universal screening (early identification), general education progress monitoring, and AYP accountability. 2

Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM) At the heart of the AIMSweb system is Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM). Each AIMSweb system component includes downloadable CBM testing and training materials. Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM) practices are based on more than a quarter century of scientific research. More than 200 journal articles and book chapters have been published documenting its usefulness. CBM is effective for universal screening and frequent monitoring of at-risk students and for writing IEP goals and monitoring progress in special education and remedial programs. AIMSweb CBM measures take between 1 10 minutes (most take 1 4 minutes). Because CBM probes are quick to administer and simple to score, they can be given frequently to provide continuous progress data. AIMSweb CBM assessment probes are curriculum independent and meet professional standards for reliability and validity. How is CBM Administered? AIMSweb CBM testing is administered paper/pencil style AIMSweb measures take 1 10 minutes to complete (most take 1 4 minutes) Testing is done individually or in groups, depending on the measure Scores are entered or uploaded into the AIMSweb system AIMSweb really does provide an edge for us. It has the capabilities of traditional standardized testing, so I can trust the results. But it s also sensitive to specific outcomes, so I m very confident the reading scores we obtain line up with how the kids actually read. Randy Haack Coordination, Assessment, and Technology Elk Grove Township Schools, IL 3

1 Universal Screening and Progress Monitoring Benchmarking is designed to inform instruction to improve achievement. Benchmarks are established three times per year for all students, using grade-level assessment probes. Reports identify students at risk, help focus areas of individualized instruction, evaluate student progress, and serve as an accountability and communication tool for system improvement. Benchmark Enables Teachers To: Establish fall, winter, and spring benchmarks and generate reports by benchmark period or year Identify at-risk students early and accurately Evaluate Benchmark scores against state standards for specific skills to identify at-risk students and/or schools Monitor progress to know when interventions are working, or need to be changed Communicate growth and development of critical basic skills to parents, teachers, principals, district administrators and the community Report improvement by student, classroom, grade, school, and district Access individual student s and school s historic rates of progress Demonstrate Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Evaluate changes in curriculum and service delivery As a teacher, special educator and principal for over 30 years, I ve struggled with two fundamental questions about children: their current level of performance and their rate of growth. AIMSweb is the best tool I ve found to answer these questions quickly and with reliability. Alan Rasmussen RTI Specialist Colorado Springs, CO 4

2 Strategic Monitoring for Your Struggling Learners Strategic Monitor provides schools with the option to increase assessment frequency for students who have been identified as struggling, or minimally at-risk in the Benchmark process or for all students, if desired. Increasing assessment frequency provides more opportunity to evaluate the effectiveness of instructional changes and to verify struggling student achievement levels or to confirm there is no degeneration of progress in minimally at-risk students. Strategic Monitor Enables Teachers To: Use assessments for more frequent evaluation of struggling learners Monitor and report current achievement and improvement Ensure all students requiring intervention or additional help are identified and served 5 Not only does AIMSweb have progress monitoring tools for every major curriculum area, they have a web-based program that makes charting, tracking and utilizing that data a breeze. Misty Sprague School Psychologist Pires Peak BOCES Pueblo West, CO

3 Intensive Monitoring of Individual Goals Progress Monitor Enables Teachers To: Frequently monitor students in need of intensive instructional services Chart and report assessment results to demonstrate improvement and enable evidence-based evaluation Document the effects of intervention Use decision rules to determine satisfactory progress or the need for IEP or other goal revisions Generate and print professional reports for periodic and annual reviews Translate annual IEP or other academic goals into expected rate of progress (Aim Lines) automatically Enable data-driven decision making based on assessment results Progress Monitor is a continuous assessment and improvement system designed specifically for frequent assessment and monitoring of at-risk students, including those receiving Title I services, or those identified with a learning disability or other special needs. Created specifically for teachers, it provides powerful reports about students current level of skill proficiency and their progress, ranging from weekly to monthly intervals. Expected rates of progress are prescribed by the teacher or district, based on IEP or other goals, and are compared to actual performance on CBM probes. Reports contain information on student progress, the need for curriculum/intervention program changes or modifications, the effects of interventions and serve as an accountability and communication tool. 6

AIMSweb RTI: The Standard Process Protocol Solution AIMSweb RTI combines standard problem-solving tasks in a step-by-step protocol that documents who did what, when, and with what outcome. The system consists of standardized CBM assessment probes, training materials and a web-based data reporting and information sharing application. AIMSweb RTI is the solution for implementing a data-driven Response to Intervention program, assisting educators with tracking and documenting students lack of progress as part of determining special services eligibility. 1. Assess Skills Directly, Frequently and Continuously More than a quarter century of school-based research has demonstrated that CBM is a valid and reliable standardized testing practice that is sensitive to the effects of intervention in short periods of time. 2. Use a Progress Monitoring System AIMSweb RTI s Progress Monitoring graphing tool enables educators to see expected rates of progress or goals and compare them to actual rates of progress quickly. 3. Plan, Intervene and Document AIMSweb s Case Manager interface enables real-time views for all team members. It also tracks: Student need and history Risk categories Student benchmark and strategic charts Progress monitor charts with rates of progress Instructional planning forms Referral information Team members involved Task assignments and stats Why RTI? With IDEA 2004, the process for determining special education service eligibility is evolving. As Local Education Agencies (LEAs) explore processes, it is recommended as best practice that the process incorporate problem-solving, early intervention, progress monitoring, and assessment methodologies. Response to Intervention (RTI) and comprehensive individualized assessments each play a critical role in identifying special needs and providing students the appropriate support. AIMSweb provides you with a complete RTI tool that enables you to be accurate, efficient and accountable. 7

Training Services and Solutions We provide high quality, professional development solutions for your staff. All AIMSweb Training and Consultative services are exclusively provided via our Certified AIMSweb Trainers (CATs), offering you the highest-trained instructors for AIMSweb in the industry. Training services are provided on a selection of the AIMSweb assessments, software implementation, data interpretation and use, and management of the AIMSweb system. Materials are also provided which will help you make the most of your sessions. We offer packages and scalable, customized professional development solutions to assist the smallest to largest of educational systems implement AIMSweb. For small to medium-sized organizations: AIMSweb Basic: Getting Started Package $4500 (All inclusive price*) Designed for small to medium-sized organizations, our Getting Started Package will be invaluable in helping you save time, money, resources, and be off to a successful start. Via webinars, on-site training, and follow-up consultation services, you will be provided with a literal gold mine of information and training that will help jump start a thoughtful, planned, and sustainable execution of your AIMSweb implementation. Package includes: 5 hours consultation time, 2 days on-site training Implementation Consultation & Software Setup Training: Receive up to 5 hours of live phone and/or webinar-based consultation and training provided by your assigned Certified AIMSweb Trainer (CAT). (Sessions may be split). These sessions are geared especially for select, key staff and are held in advance of and after your on-site workshop. Prior to your onsite training your CAT will learn about your goals, then recommend options for setup and use of your AIMSweb system. This includes assistance in making configuration decisions that best align with your staff and students assessment, reporting, account setup, data import/export, and access-level needs. Additionally, your CAT will coach you through a series of critical decisions and rollout ideas that will help you design a successful, well-informed implementation and action plan for AIMSweb. Two-Day On-Site Training Session: Your assigned CAT will visit your site for two consecutive days to train select staff on the Basics of AIMSweb. Agenda items, designed for Local AIMSweb Managers (train-the-local-trainer model) include information, training, materials, and activities designed to help the learner understand and turn-around teach the following: Introduction to AIMSweb: Understand the Big Picture about AIMSweb, Response to Instruction/Intervention (RTI), and the Three-Tiered Assessment Model Administering and scoring two of AIMSweb s measures (e.g., Oral Reading & Early Literacy, Math Computation & Early Numeracy, etc.). (Additional measures may be added. Contact us for customization options and rates.) Learning AIMSweb Benchmark and Strategic Monitor Software and essential reports Introduction to Progress Monitoring Software and Goal-Setting 8

For medium to large-sized organizations: We offer tailored professional development solutions to address large-scale adoption of AIMSweb and RTI. Those services involve both on-site and live webinar-based delivery of content, including: Implementation consultation and professional development designed for your organization s needs, with an emphasis on planning, strategic rollout of AIMSweb and RTI adoption, professional development delivery, and recognition of the systems change process throughout implementation Modules designed for Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3 of implementation, delivered to ensure long-term success with AIMSweb and RTI Delivery of AIMSweb s professional development, consultation, and training services longitudinally to ensure supportive mentoring and learning opportunities for all staff Training organized by role type within your organization, (e.g., Administrators, general education teachers, intervention specialists/special educators, educational coaches, etc.) Sessions are designed with an emphasis on planning, maintaining inter-rater reliability, data integrity, and confidence in using AIMSweb data to inform instruction Advanced Training, Consultation, and Topic-Specific Workshops also Available: We offer a variety of tailored training solutions for AIMSweb users who have participated in our Getting Started and Local AIMSweb Manager workshops. Examples of services available include: In-depth Progress Monitoring & Goal Setting Workshops Advanced data interpretation and AIMSweb reporting for administrators Training (or refresher training) on Administration & Scoring of any of AIMSweb s Assessments Topic-specific mini webinar-based workshops tailored to your organization s needs Site-visits, consultation, and data/reporting support Online Training: Independent online training for AIMSweb and RTI-related issues is also available for individuals and groups. Please see our website www.aimsweb.com/training for more information about this flexible option. Log on to www.aimsweb.com/training for more information including package, pricing or call 866.313.6194. We are continuously developing new training materials for our customers, so check back frequently! 9

New! Browser-Based Scoring Now you can score select AIMSweb reading and math assessments on almost any web-enabled device with a supported browser, including PC, laptop, ipod touch, or iphone. How does it work? As the student reads the test on paper and gives oral responses, simply click the student s errors on the scoring form on your browser screen and the system will score the test and upload the results automatically. Benefits Timer built in No hot sync required No software required Browser-based scoring is currently available for these AIMSweb measures: TEL-CBM ( Literacy) Letter Naming Fluency Letter Sound Fluency Nonsense Word Fluency Phoneme Segmentation Fluency TEN-CBM ( Numeracy) Oral Counting Missing Number Number Identification Quantity Discrimination Reading-CBM (Oral Reading Fluency) MIDE (Spanish Early Literacy) Letter Naming Fluency Letter Sound Syllable Segmentation Fluency Syllable Reading Syllable and Word Spelling 10

AIMSweb assessments receive high ratings from the National Center on Response to Intervention The National Center on Response to Intervention (NCRTI) has given AIMSweb screening and progress monitoring assessments its highest ratings for validity and reliability. These ratings are determined by the center s Technical Review Committee, which has independently established a set of criteria for evaluating the scientific rigor of progress monitoring tools. AIMSweb exemplifies Pearson s commitment to delivering high-quality tools that provide solid support for your data-driven decisions. This proven web-based tool offers a comprehensive assessment and data management system perfectly suited for RTI implementations and tiered instruction. The system helps evaluate early literacy, reading, and math skills. Designed for use with students in grades K 8, AIMSweb enables personalized learning by providing multiple assessments for universal screening and progress monitoring. TOOLS AREA Reliability of the Performance Level Score AIMSweb Curriculum Based Measurement in Reading (CBM-R) Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) Math Oral Reading Literacy - Letter Naming Fluency Literacy - Letter Sound Fluency Literacy - Nonsense Word Fluency Literacy - Letter Sound Fluency Reliability of the Slope Validity of the Performance Level Score Predictive Validity of the Slope of Improvement Alternate Forms TOOLS AREA Reliability l l l of l the Performance l l l Level l Score AIMSweb Math l l l l Oral Reading l l l l l l Literacy - l Letter l Naming Fluency l l l l Literacy - Letter Sound Fluency Sensitive to Student Improvement Reliability of the Slope The National Center on RTI publishes this tools chart to assist educators and families in becoming informed consumers who can select progress monitoring tools that best meet their individual needs. The Center s Technical Review Committee (TRC) on Progress Monitoring independently established a set of criteria for evaluating the scientific rigor of progress monitoring tools. The TRC rated each submitted tool against these criteria but did not compare it to other tools on the chart. The presence of a particular tool on the chart does not constitute endorsement and should not be viewed as a recommendation from either the TRC on Progress Monitoring or the National Center on RTI. Printed with permission from Student Progress Monitoring: National Center on Student Progress Monitoring www.rti4success.org/chart/progressmonitoring/progressmonitoringtoolschart.htm End-of-Year Benchmarks Validity of the Performance Level Score Rates of Improvement Specified Predictive Validity of the Slope of Improvement l Literacy - Nonsense Word Fluency l Literacy - Letter Sound Fluency Initial Sound Fluency O O Nonsense Word Fluency O O O Oral Reading Fluency O O Phonemic Segmentation Fluency O Word Use Fluency O O Key: Convincing Direct Evidence O Unconvincing Evidence 11

AIMSweb Subscription Options Content Areas Assessments Grade Level K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Initial Sounds Fluency Letter Naming Fluency Early Literacy Letter Sound Fluency Phonemic Segmentation Fluency Nonsense Word Fluency AIMSweb Pro Complete AIMSweb Language Arts AIMSweb Reading MIDE (Spanish Early Literacy) Reading Letter Naming Fluency Syllable Segmentation Fluency Letter Sound Fluency Syllable Reading Fluency Syllable/Word Spelling Reading CBM MAZE - Comprehension Reading - Spanish* Spelling Spelling CBM Writing Written Expression CBM AIMSweb Math Oral Counting Number Identification Early Numeracy Quantity Discrimination Missing Number M-COMP Computation Revised for Fall 2010 M-CAP Concepts & Applications AIMSweb subscriptions come with a broad selection of assessments in reading, language, and math for grades K 8. *Progress Monitoring Assessments for Grade 1. For pricing or for more information call 866.313.6194, fax 866.313.6197, write aimswebsales@pearson.com, or visit us on the web at aimsweb.com Copyright 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. or its affiliate(s). All rights reserved. Pearson and PsychCorp are trademarks and the Psi logo and AIMSweb are registered trademark in the U.S. and/or other countries, of Pearson Education, Inc. or its affiliate(s). 4245 12/09 F01901BR