
Using Data-Based Instruction to Improve the
Learning Outcomes of Students Who are Difficult to Teach
System for Evaluating Data-Based
Instruction Project
Throughout the class, you will be completing the following elements
that comprise a data-based instruction project. (This assignment is valued
at 35 points out of the 100 points for the course.)
1. Describe of the Setting. ( 5 POSSIBLE POINTS)
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Indicates age/grade level
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Ethnic/language and socio/economic characteristics
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Curriculum for the class
2. Personal Instructional Management Philosophy. (5 POSSIBLE
POINTS)
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Include a reference to effective teaching practices
3. Describe Your Learner and Academic Behaviors. (5 POSSIBLE
POINTS)
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Use a pseudonym or some other way to protect the learner's anonymity and
maintain confidentiality
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Write in "person first, disability second" language, in keeping with the
spirit of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act;
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State academic instructional objectives connected to learner's Individual
Educational Plan
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Relate academic behaviors to relevant state standards
4. Monitoring for Learners' Academic Behaviors. (5 POSSIBLE
POINTS)
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Address Lovitt's three basic features (simple, effective, accurate)
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Provide adequate information to make "data-based" decisions
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Show evidence of regular collection of data (e.g., graphic display, work
samples, checklist)
5. Instructional Interventions. (5 POSSIBLE POINTS)
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Explain instructional interventions (e.g., antecedents, consequences, error
correction procedures, etc.)
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Include error correction procedures
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Explain planned and implemented changes in instructional systems
6. Progress Report. (5 POSSIBLE POINTS)
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Include evidence that "data-based" decisions were made (e.g., regarding
placement in curriculum sequence; to continue or change antecedents or
consequences; change in learner's objective or academic behavior, etc.
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Include evidence of "reflective" teaching (e.g., describing learner progress
in relationship to instructional design; discussing personal growth or
understanding of the demands of being a professional educator accountable
for instructional design, etc.)
7. One page (executive summary). (5 POSSIBLE POINTS)