Action Planning Template
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Goal:
To investigate the effect that technology will have on the achievement
of eighth grade science students at Smith Middle School.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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1.Gather previous science assessment scores for all 8th
grade students. In particularly, the science mock test scores.
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Mrs. Davis will get 8th
grade science data from Eduphoria, our data evalkuation system.
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March 18, 2013
to
March 22, 2013
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Internet access, and Eduphoria
Data System
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I will print out data
information from eduphoria.
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2. Survey 8th grade students about
how they learn best and what interests them in science class, and how often
do they use technology currently each day.
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Mrs. Davis and Ms. Miranda will implement a survey
during science class.
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March 25,2013
to
March 28, 22013
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Create a survey
through survey monkey or a paper-based survey if computer access is not
available.
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Collect and analyze
information gathered from surveys.
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3. Research ways technology is being used to
engage and increase performance in middle school students in science class.
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Mrs. Davis will
research information about improving engagement and achievement in science by
using technology.
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April 1, 2013
to
April 5, 2013
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Internet
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Gather information,
read and reflect on how it can be applied to students at my campus.
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4. Implement activities that include student
participation through smartboards and ipads.
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Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Miranda, and students.
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March 18, 2013
to
April 25, 2013
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CSCOPE, Stemscopes,
Smartboard program,
other interactive science sites
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Give short assessments
at the end of each technology infused lesson to collect data about content
learned.
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5. Interview students of various tier groups to get feedback on how
they feel about the implementation of smartboards and ipads in the classroom.
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Mrs. Davis will
interview eighth grade students of various tier groups.
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May 5,2013
to
May 9, 2013
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Create a questionnaire
for students to complete about how they feel about the implementation of the
new technology. Is it helping them to
improve?
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Collect quantitative
data from students to gain insight into how they feel about their
achievement.
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6. Have all 8th grade students
complete a new assessment to analyze improvement and achievement.
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Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Miranda will test students.
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April 18th
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STAAR Test Maker and
Students
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Collect and analyze
data from test results.
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7. Prepare all data and findings for final
presentation
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Mrs. Davis
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May 25th
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Gather all quantitative
and qualitative data to make a report.
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Collect all data for
report and presentation.
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
Action Research Plan
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Your plan looks great. The use of technology will help engage students in science. What kind of activities are you planning on using with smart boards and I-pads?
ReplyDeleteAisha your plan looks good to me. My plan is terrible and the one comment I kept getting is to use the format with the 8 steps on it. I think you have all the information, but if you go to htttp://sharondufour.blogspot.com and look to see how she has hers set up, I think it will help in the future. By no means am I saying yours is wrong, but I am making drastic changes to mine to be inline with the 8 steps and it should be easier for me to keep track that way. I hope this helps. I know that the whole technology thing is very important and we are trying it at our school this year. We are calling it BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology) and letting the kids use whatever resources they have available. For those that don't have any technology we are providing what we have
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job revising to your second plan. I like your evaluation tools. You have been very specific on what you are going to use to evaluate. Your timeline looks good too. I agree with Jamie, what activities are you going to design and implement to address your data collection? But overall, you did a great job lining out your plan. Good luck to you.
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