608 Post Assessment Final
608 Post Assessment Final
608 Post Assessment Final
Name:
Savanah Lowe
Content Area: Math
School: Bookcliff Middle School
Content
Area Goal
I can explain to a reader how to construct a histogram and box plot. I can also
explain ways to analyze the two types of data displays.
Pre-Assessment Results for both the writing and the content knowledge/skills (you can either
attach the graph(s), chart(s), table(s), performance grid(s), etc. to this assignment or you can
copy and paste them into this spot):
Post-Assessment Results for both the writing and the content knowledge/skills (you can either
attach the graph(s), chart(s), table(s), performance grid(s), etc. to this assignment or you can
copy and paste them into this spot):
NO
Was the content area goal for the class met? FOR THE MOST PART
F.A.
Unique
academic
Need(s)
SPED, Script,
Inclusion
SPED
Were Modifications
made to the Goal,
Instruction, or
both? If so, briefly
describe
Inclusion
Outline was provided
as to what she should
write
Possible
Factor(s)
Hindering
Growth
Poor selfadvocate
Needs someone
to tell her
exactly what to
do at a separate
time than whole
class instruction
Outline provided
NO motivation
Inclusion
No desire to
learn
Yearns for
attention,
positive or
negative
Next Steps
needed for student
to meet goal(s)
Be specific here!
Work with inclusion
teacher to help her
learn self-advocacy
and problem solving
without falling behind
content wise. (10 min
@ start of class)
Brainstorm possible professional development needs and ways to have these needs
met
I have a great support team here at Bookcliff. I can get onto the PD website or talk
with my PD group that meets daily at our school. I also have a mentor here that is
always willing to help. Literacy VAT would also be good to go to.
EVIDENCE OF IMPLEMENTATION
Insert proof of implementation. Recommended evidence is several examples of
student work both pre and post that demonstrates growth and/or continued need and
labeled accordingly with anecdotal notes.
Below on the first page you will see an example of a 1, then next page is a 2 and
the last is a 3.5
Below average, average, and above average.