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Analysis of Learning Goals
Analysis of Learning Goals
3 Meets Meets
8 Meets Meets
9 Meets Meets
11 Meets Meets
12 Meets Meets
13 Meets Meets
Short Story Analysis Analysis (Goal 2)
Student Pre-Assessment Summative Assessment
3 Meets Meets
7 Meets Meets
8 Meets Meets
9 Missing Missing
11 Meets Meets
12 Meets Meets
3 Meets Meets
8 Meets Meets
9 Meets Meets
11 Meets Meets
12 Meets Meets
3 Meets Meets
5 Meets Meets
6 Meets Meets
9 Missing Missing
10 Meets Meets
13 Meets Meets
The data covered in these four tables show the acquisition of knowledge
obtained by students who were the focus of my teacher work sample. These
grades, scaled by color-coordinated Does Not Meet, Partially Meets, and Meets
were based on the grades given on assignments that were assigned under each
different learning goal. While reviewing the data, it can be seen that
overwhelmingly the goals were met when teaching this class. No student ended
a goal with a red “does not meet,” indicating that students were able to learn the
content when it was first introduced, and retain it when they were all eventually
student 9, who was consistently out of the class with illness and could not make
up the work outside of school. Besides that, students were able to excel for a
google classroom. Over the course of the goals, you can see that students
gradually begin to improve in their acquisition of the goals, as all the content of
the teacher work sample builds off itself. As students learn more about the
content necessary to take the AP test, they begin to gather knowledge that they
can use as scaffolding for their learning, falling back on prior knowledge to better
acquire and retain new information that they are learning in class. That is why
expectations are being met at an increasing rate over the course of the semester.