PK-12 Education
Learning Supports
Instructional Decision Making | Instructional Decision Making |
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The IDM process begins with all students having access to a guaranteed and viable curriculum provided by the school through the core instructional program. Assessment data are gathered on a regular basis and each student’s response to instruction is evaluated. Students with additional instructional needs are provided supplemental and core instruction. Those students with significant needs are provided intensive instruction in addition to core instruction. Performance is monitored and students flow from one cycle of instruction to another as indicated by the data. In this system, all students receive instruction to address their unique learning needs. DocumentsThis document provides the IDM concepts, terminology, and tools for those who have participated in training workshops and have a basic understanding of the IDM process.
The LEA Review form is intended to help
both AEA and LEA personnel determine which IDM components are present within an
individual school. A trained AEA person should guide the completion of this form
to help clarify issues and help answer questions. The team will use the
gathered information to determine the necessary next steps or action plan.
IDM School District Training Information and Materials Links
The following are designed to provide quick links to other websites
that provide relevant and evidence-based strategies:
InstructionAssessmentIllumination
http://illuminations.nctm.org/index.aspx Videos - what lessons look likehttp://www.learner.org/resources/series33.html Student Workhttp://www.learner.org/channel/courses/teachingmath/grades6_8/BehaviorHandwritingGifted and TalentedProgress Monitoring
Contacts
Cynthia Knight, Consultant 515-281-5287 cynthia.knight@iowa.gov Eric Neessen, Consultant 515-281-0345 eric.neessen@iowa.gov |
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| Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 December 2007 ) |


