Miller Guidance: A New Methodology for Public Education
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A New Methodology for Public Education
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• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
Blueprint for Success Measures of Effectiveness
• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
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Builds upon
existing program
strengths
Promotes buy-in
and sustainability
An implementation matrix to
accompany the Miller Guidance
methodology
Used to record progress in the
organizational and systemic
alignment needed to support student
centered practices
Pre and post implementation
measure
A thorough gap analysis that
highlights program strengths
A master plan for filling in gaps
is designed with administration
All stakeholder groups are
interviewed creating a complete
picture of district operations
Systematically Builds Methodology: Leadership An infrastructure that clearly defines the methodology of a system that is well-equipped
to identify and respond to student need.
Traditional methodology is outdated and no longer is successful at identifying and
responding to student need.
District Leadership Team
THEORY OF ACTION
Shared decision making and resources across
departments
Clear organizational chart
Support of BOE, Teacher unions etc.
Plan for parent and community notification and involvement
District calendar alignment
Multi-year professional development plan
Multi-year technology plan
• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
Systematically Builds Methodology: Assessment
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• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
Assessment Hierarchy Horace Greeley Elementary School
7-20-2012
Program Evaluation K-6 ISAT
K-6 Reading/Early Literacy CBM
K-8 MAP
Universal Screening
K-6 Reading/Early Literacy CBM
Below the 10th percentile
Diagnostic
BRI 3rd - 4th
TPRI K-2nd
Phonics Survey-English
Phonics Survey-Spanish
Progress Monitoring
K-6 Reading/Early Literacy CBM
11th to 24th percentile
Diagnostic BRI 3rd - 4th
TRC K-2nd
TPRI K-2nd
Phonics Survey - English
Phonics Survey - Spanish (K-1)
Progress Monitoring
K-6 Reading/Early Literacy CBM
25th percentile and above
Diagnostic
K-8 MAP
K-6 Storytown Theme Tests
5-Houghton Mifflin unit
All Students K-6
Assessments are
linked to
protocols
Assessments are
arranged in a
hierarchy by
purpose and target
population
Decision Making
Framework
standardizes
decisions across
settings and
subgroups
Evidence based
Assessment Hierarchy
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Rates of Improvement Goal Actual Typical 1.5x Typical
Goal setting Ambitious and informative Grade level expectations
Cut scores Norm referenced Criterion referenced Program evaluation Adequate progress
Teachers learn to
use data in well
organized data
teams with clear
and consistent
expectations
Systematically Builds Methodology: Instruction
Creative tools support teachers as they learn to link
instruction to data
Appropriate instructional programs and interventions for
the ELL and Special Education populations
Common Core State Standards (CCSS)
• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
The Intervention Use Grid lists the
resources available for students in need of
supplemental instruction. It supports teams
as they learn to link instruction to student
need as defined by multiple sources of
data.
The Instructional
Planning Form
aligns curriculum to
the CCSS knowledge
and skills and leads
grade level teams
through the process
of choosing a
targeted focus,
strategies and
formative
assessment method
ensuring ALL
students receive
highly effective
instruction.
Systematically Builds Methodology: Teaming
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• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
District and school
improvement
teams set goals
aligned to the
methodology
The principal is the
instructional leader
at data teams
Data teams follow
protocols that are
specific to
grade and time of
year
Evidence based
Tasks on the data team
protocols are constructed
to prompt decisions that
are both effective and
conserve precious
district resources
Facilitator
Data Manager
Content Specialist
Note Taker
Data and
information
management
software is aligned
to the protocols
Teams have the
right charts, graphs
and forms at the
right time.
Systematically Builds Methodology: Professional Development
Professional development flows from administration to principals and
instructional staff.
Topics for professional development flow from the instructional staff to the
administration as they discover needed skill sets when implementing responsive
supports.
• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
Administration
Instructional Staff
Use of technology applications
Differentiation
Common formative assessment
Classroom management
Policies subgroups
Assessment hierarchy
Scope and sequence
Calendar
Nested communities of
learners engaged in
professional development
aligned to the theory of action
Webinars and e meetings increase
access to resources and topics
Systematically Builds Methodology: Produces Results
Actionable sequences reflect the theory of reform
Policies, routines and processes are prescriptive for
ease of implementation. Software and webinars align to
methodology
Empowered
Educators
and Increased
Student
Achievement
• Planning
• Leadership
• Assessment
• Instruction
• Teaming
• Professional Development
• Results
A New Methodology for Public Education
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Visit the Miller
Guidance website:
www.millerguidance.com
866-364-9535