Action Planning Template (Updated 2/6/2013)
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Goal: What is the Effectiveness of the Use of
Interactive Science Notebooks Towards Student Achievement?
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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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Establish the selection of the bilingual and
monolingual students.
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Pam
Mitchell
Pat
Shoffit, Principal
4th
grade science teachers
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Feb.
2013
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Class
roll of one 4th grade monolingual and one 4th grade
bilingual
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These
are the targeted students that my research will be based on.
(The
research will include the same students as 3rd graders, then 4th
graders this year and next year when they are 5th graders.)
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Calculate
the % of students and teachers that
enjoy and those who do not like the science notebooks
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Pam
Mitchell
4th
grade science students and 3rd-5th grade teachers
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Spring
2013
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Survey
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Reveal
the data positive/negative feelings
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Gather
3rd- 5th grade district science benchmarks at end of each
term for targeted group
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Pam
Mitchell
Pat
Shoffit, Principal
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School
year: 2011-2012 fall and spring
school
year: 2012-2013 fall and spring
2013
fall
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School
district benchmarks, where applicable with grade level
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Data
showing comparisons of 3rd grade scores of same students from fall
2011- fall 2013
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Gathering
of 3rd grade science notebooks for 2011-2012 (if possible)
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Pam
Mitchell
4th
grade science students and teachers
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Spring
2013
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Note
to go home in take-home folders
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Show
data of same students’ work beginning in 3rd through 5th
grade
Samples
of student’s work
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Research
data from online sources concerning use of science interactive notebooks
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Pam
Mitchell
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Spring
2013-Summer 2013
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Research
related data through online sources
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Analyze
data and submit into my research
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Poll
teachers to determine ways science journals are used & how often
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Pam
Mitchell
3rd-
5th grade teachers
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Spring
2013
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Poll
survey
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Analyze
survey data with a chart
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Poll
targeted groups to determine % of students that used science notebooks while in grade 3
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Pam
Mitchell
4th
grade teachers & possibly students from targeted groups
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March,
2013
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Poll
survey
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Analyze
survey data with a chart
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List
and elaborate on extent of cross-curriculum use of science journals, grades 3-5
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Pam
Mitchell
All
3rd - 5th grade teachers
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May,
2013
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Survey
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Results
of use of journals with cross-curriculum
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Track
district writing benchmarks (if taken) of targeted group
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Pam
Mitchell
3rd-
5th grade results of
targeted students
3rd-5th
teachers
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Spring
2013-fall 2013
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Writing
benchmarks fall & spring 2012-2013, fall 2013
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Analyze
data to see if an increase in student achievement
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Sample
organizational skills
using
science journals
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Pam
Mitchell
4th
and 5th grade students
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Spring
2013-Fall 2013
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Science
journals
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Pictorial samples from students’
journals displaying organizational skills
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Analyze
all data results and share results with teachers and administrators
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Pam
Mitchell
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Spring
2014
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Research
summary and data
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Communicate
all resulting action research data through written documentation.
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Friday, February 8, 2013
New Action Research Template (revised)
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Your plan looks well organized. I like that you are researching mono and bi-lingual students. Journals are a great way to reach ELLs. We actually don't do science benchmarks when I teach, but I just came up with an idea for the summer :) Thanks for sharing!
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