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E2T2 Project Summary

E2T2 Project Summary. Council Bluffs Community Schools May 13, 2009. Summary of Project. Year 1 and 2- Focus--L to J for improving student retention of math instruction and assessment of skills Equipment—L to J licenses, full workstations, and LCD projectors Year 3—

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E2T2 Project Summary

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  1. E2T2 Project Summary Council Bluffs Community Schools May 13, 2009

  2. Summary of Project • Year 1 and 2- • Focus--L to J for improving student retention of math instruction and assessment of skills • Equipment—L to J licenses, full workstations, and LCD projectors • Year 3— • Added Excel software for all teachers • District-wide Professional Development • Buildings began buying equipment and implementation district-wide

  3. Continued… • Year 4- • Focus moved from assessment and retention to instruction and discussion • Equipment-Tablets, LCD projectors and wireless connections for the tablets • Year 5 and 6— • Focus continued on instruction and discussion • Equipment—Document camera (ELMO)

  4. Internal Evaluation • Initially an implementation gap was noticed between E2T2 classrooms and non-E2T2 classrooms • This gap narrowed and disappeared due to implementation throughout entire buildings • I.T.B.S. has always been the method of evaluating improvement as noted on the following slides

  5. Challenges of the Project • Equipment • LCD cables and mounting • Wireless connection issues • When teachers move classrooms • Control Group • Loss of group due to building wide implementation

  6. New Learning • L to J • Data analysis • Trends • Share with parents • Error analysis • LCD Projectors/Tablets/Document Cameras • Multiple Representations • Reciprocal Teaching • Extends into every curricular area

  7. Impact on Students • L to J • Goal Monitoring • Accountability for concepts previously taught • Previewing concepts yet to come • Error Analysis • Internal Motivation • LCD Projectors/Tablets/Document Cameras • Multiple Representations • Reciprocal Teaching • Motivation

  8. Impact on Teachers • L to J • Progress Monitor • Data to share with parents and colleagues • Comparison from year to year • LCD Projectors/Tablets/Document Cameras • Explicit Instruction • Think Aloud • Reasoning and Proof through Reciprocal Teaching

  9. Benefits of E2T2 • Try strategies and technologies that we wouldn’t have been able to • More students are exploring uses of technology • Math scores have increased since beginning of project • Professional development • Created a higher level of excitement in students and teachers

  10. Sustainability of E2T2 • With additional funds, implementation of current strategies and technologies will continue until every classroom has technology used in E2T2.

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