The document provides information on how school counselors can use different types of student data to determine the effectiveness of their programs. It defines process, perception, and outcome data and provides examples of each. It also discusses how academic, behavior, and attendance data specifically can help counselors review exams/results, identify gaps, and formulate plans to address issues and improve student outcomes.
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Making Data Work Worksheet
The document provides information on how school counselors can use different types of student data to determine the effectiveness of their programs. It defines process, perception, and outcome data and provides examples of each. It also discusses how academic, behavior, and attendance data specifically can help counselors review exams/results, identify gaps, and formulate plans to address issues and improve student outcomes.
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Making Data Work Worksheet
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Complete the chart below by filling in the blank cells.
Count # of participants / conduct pre-post, needs assessments or survey and calc. results / compare pre/post intervention data: attendance, grades, state tests, progress reports, discipline
Process Data Perception Data Outcome Data
Mindsets and Behaviors: an The number of participants attainment of competencies, Achievement, attendance, Definition in an intervention; the changes in attitudes and behavior or safety data number of sessions beliefs, what individuals think they know, believe of can do B-LS 2. Creative approach to 27% of juniors at Brick learning tasks and problem 13%/27% of previous years failed Memorial High School Examples of solving SATS students passed the SATS Academic Data failed the SATS and will B-LS 3. Time management, this year while the other 14% improve and pass next organizational and study skills. failed. year. B-SMS 3. Independent work. How could a counselor use Academic data provides us with information on how to make our comprehensive school counseling academic data to programs better. They allow us to review conducted exams and results and use them to decide determine the how to best help the student. Academic data also allows us to see if there are any gaps with any effectiveness of certain group of students. their program? 74% of eighth grade agreed to mentor younger students More students entered the Examples of B-SMS4 Delayed gratification Behavior Data at the beginning of recess mentorship program as to achieve long-term rewards in order to have a double hypothesized. recess. How could a counselor use In my opinion, behavior data is the most important data to a counselor. This information allows us behavior data to to learn more about the student we are counseling including how they think, their beliefs, their determine the interests, their thoughts, their concerns, etc. That information is valuable for a counselor to be able effectiveness of to review before meeting with the child. their program? B-SMS 1. Responsibility for self and actions. 10% of seniors at Brick B-SMS 2. Self-discipline and Memorial High School have self-control. 6% of seniors at Brick Memorial Examples of more than 10 “tardies” for B-SS-5 Ethical decision Attendance Data High School have more than 10 the first semester. Efforts making and social “tardies: for the second semester. should be put into place to responsibility reduce # of tardies. B-SS 9. Social maturity and behaviors appropriate to the situation and environment How could a counselor use I feel like this is also very beneficial for counselors and all teachers/admin because it allows you to attendance data to determine the see trends in attendance that can be addressed. Counselors then can work to formulate a plan of effectiveness of how to reduce the number of absences for students in need. their program?
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