1 / 31

Year 3 Summary of The Memphis Striving Readers Project (MSRP)

Year 3 Summary of The Memphis Striving Readers Project (MSRP). Presented by Research for Better Schools Striving Readers Annual Meeting March 22 – 23, 2010 Washington DC. Motivation behind MSRP. MSRP: Y3 Research Objectives. To determine:

tehya
Download Presentation

Year 3 Summary of The Memphis Striving Readers Project (MSRP)

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Year 3 Summary ofThe Memphis Striving Readers Project (MSRP) Presented by Research for Better Schools Striving Readers Annual Meeting March 22 – 23, 2010 Washington DC

  2. Motivation behind MSRP

  3. MSRP: Y3 Research Objectives To determine: • The separate and combined effects of MCLA and READ 180 (targeted intervention) on students’ reading achievement, especially struggling readers • The separate and combined effects of MCLA and READ 180 on students’ achievement in core subjects, especially struggling readers

  4. Design for Estimating Impact of the Targeted Intervention • READ 180 Enterprise Edition (Scholastic, Inc.) • 90 minute instructional model • Used in addition to regular ELA instruction • Intended as a 2-year intervention • Random assignment of struggling readers from eligible pool (bottom quartile on TCAP/Reading) • 2-level HLM used to estimate impact on 7 DVs • ITBS – Total Reading, Vocabulary, Comprehension • TCAP – Math, Science, Soc. St., ELA

  5. Other Variables Included in Analytic Models Data source: ITBS and TCAP, 2006, 2007, and 2008 IV = READ 180 participation (Yes = 1; No = 0) Covariates

  6. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups, Grade 6 (N = 497)

  7. Baseline Comparability on Achievement Measures

  8. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups - Grade 7 “Stayers” and “Leavers” (N=615)

  9. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups - Grade 7 “Stayers” (N = 475)

  10. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups - Grade 7 “Leavers” (N = 140)

  11. Baseline Comparability on Achievement Measures

  12. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups - Grade 8 “Stayers” and “Leavers” (N= 419)

  13. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups - Grade 8 “Stayers” (N = 311)

  14. Comparability of Y3 ITT Groups - Grade 8 “Leavers” (N = 108)

  15. Baseline Comparability on Achievement Measures

  16. Counterfactual AnalysesSupplementalReading and ELA Instruction • Communication • Comprehensive Reading • Content Area Reading • Creative Writing • English Skills • Failure-Free Reading Lab • Language Arts Lab • Reading (90 days) • Reading (180 days) • Tutorial English • Word Bldg (180 days) • Word Bldg (90 days) • Word Study Skills • Writing

  17. Year 3 ITT Results

  18. Actual Year 3 Costs of READ 180 in Striving Readers Schools

  19. READ 180 Classes Rated “Adequate”(N = 19)

  20. Year 3 Barriers to Implementation N=13

  21. Bloom’s TOT Adjustment Estimate Local Average Treatment Effect (LATE) as difference between treatment and control group means ÷ difference in compliance rates for each group LATE =

  22. Impacts on Students of the Whole School Model Memphis Content Literacy Academy (MCLA)

  23. Design Considerations for Estimating Y3 Impact of MCLA • MCLA is designed as an intensive 2-year PD model • In Y3, 2nd cohort (former control schools) have completed half of the MCLA program (refined) • Compared cohort 2 schools’ student data from Y1 with Y3 to estimate effects of being taught by teachers before (Y1) and after (Y3) one year of MCLA • 2-level HLM used to estimate impact on 7 DVs • ITBS – Total Reading, Vocabulary, Comprehension • TCAP – Math, Science, Soc. St., ELA

  24. Covariates Included in Analytic Models Data source: ITBS and TCAP, 2006, 2007, and 2008

  25. Number of Students Enrolled in the Four Cohort 2 Schools by Year and Grade Data source: MCS enrollment files, 2006 and 2008

  26. Year 3 vs. Year 1 Immediate “Impact” of MCLA in Cohort 2 Schools on Spring 2009 Scores Data source: ITBS and TCAP, 2006–2009

  27. Schoolwide MCLA Participation and Implementation Rankings, Year 3

  28. Other Analyses Underway: READ 180 • IRR Study of RBS’ READ 180 Observation Protocol • Analyses using Y3 counterfactual data • Time variable related to exposure to ELA-type instruction • Use of PSM to reduce bias of impact estimates • Y3 relationships among SRI and DVs (ITBS & TCAP) • Using SRI data from all 8th grade students in SR schools, not just struggling readers eligible for READ 180

  29. Other Analyses: MCLA • Analysis of coach and teacher data to explore: • How much time coaches devote to various types of activities • Teacher perceptions of benefits from working with a coach • Whether working with a coach increases teachers’ use of SBRR • Relationships between coaching support & student achievement (completed) • Use of Innovation Configuration (IC) Mapping to: • Operationally define key MCLA clusters/components • Describe/rate practices of low, medium, and high FOI teachers • Establish empirical links between key components & outcomes (ongoing)

More Related