percentage of educators agrees, then the rest of the educators who responded would have to disagree, but be a bit careful here. Many could have You will answered, “Don’t know.” have to look back at the Detailed Report to be sure. The comparison data shows your results in a vertical chart. Your school results are in the far right column (under the blue arrow.) The second column from the right shows data for all schools of a similar level (yellow arrow). The third column from the right displays results of all participating districts in your district (pink arrow). The last column shows results of all participating districts in the state (red arrow) Slide 24 Finally, we need to view the comparison report if one is available. It can be accessed by clicking on the third black icon in the middle of the report page. Some schools may not have met the 50% response rate needed to get data during the 2015 survey, so not every school has data for both years, even though a report was generated. If that is Slide 25 the case, the 2015 column will have in place of 2015 data. “N/A” The comparison results are organized similar to the Summary results in that they use % Agree, and only items that could be answered using to “strongly agree” “strongly disagree” The primary difference is that you will only see your own school for 2 separate iterations of the survey, 2015 and 2017) Now that you have had a brief look at the web site and have some working knowledge of how to navigate to our data, get school’s let’s started looking at our own data and begin narrowing the scope of our work. ***BREAK HERE IF DOING THE ALL DAY SESSION*** Slide 26 Determine a Construct: Slide numbers 20 min. STEPS: may differ if Use indicator questions to see the big picture you are not Prioritize Constructs facilitating an Choose 1 to examine in depth all-day session or if you did not Outcomes: take a break To prioritize constructs To determine a starting point for the process Construct Indicator WS PP I Use Indicator questions to see the big picture Slide 27
percentage of educators agrees, then the rest of the educators who responded would have to disagree, but be a bit careful here. Many could have answered, “Don’t know.” You will have to look back at the Detailed Report to be sure. The comparison data shows your results in a vertical chart. Your school results are in the far right column (under the blue arrow.) The second column from the right shows data for all schools of a similar level (yellow arrow). The third column from the right displays results of all participating districts in your district (pink arrow). The last column shows results of all participating districts in the state (red arrow) Finally, we need to view the comparison report if one is available. It can be accessed by clicking on the third black icon in the middle of the report page. Some schools may not have met the 50% response rate needed to get data during the 2015 survey, so not every school has data for both years, even though a report was generated. If that is the case, the 2015 column will have “N/A” in place of 2015 data. The comparison results are organized similar to the Summary results in that they use % Agree, and only items that could be answered using “strongly agree” to “strongly disagree” The primary difference is that you will only see your own school for 2 separate iterations of the survey, 2015 and 2017) Now that you have had a brief look at the web site and have some working knowledge of how to navigate to our school’s data, let’s get started looking at our own data and begin narrowing the scope of our work. ***BREAK HERE IF DOING THE ALL DAY SESSION*** Slide 24 Slide 25 Slide 26 20 min. Determine a Construct: STEPS: Use indicator questions to see the big picture Prioritize Constructs Choose 1 to examine in depth Outcomes: To prioritize constructs To determine a starting point for the process Use Indicator questions to see the big picture Slide numbers may differ if you are not facilitating an all-day session or if you did not take a break Construct Indicator WS PP I Slide 27