Resources
Materials
Facilitate data driven instruction with data disaggregation software
and standards-based materials.
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Standards-based text materials include comprehensive assessments, diagnostic
tools, instructional focus lessons, maintenance and retention resources,
enrichment and tutorial activities.
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Data disaggregation software prints preprogrammed student answer sheets,
scores written standards-based materials, and analyzes student skill mastery and
remediation needs. Software is customizable for any state or individual school
assessment.
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Math instructional software provides interactive instruction, reinforces
standards, identifies performance baseline, and indicates academic strengths and
remediation needs.
Kathy Michael
KAMICO Instructional Media, Inc.
4413 Spicewood Springs Road, Austin, TX
78759
Phone: 512-343-0801
Website: www.kamico.com
E-mail: info@kamico.com
Books & Articles
Cawelti, Gordon, and Nancy Protheroe.
2001 High Student Achievement: How Six School Districts Changed into
High-Performance Systems. Arlington, VA: Educational Research
Service. 1-800-791-9308 www.ers.org
ISBN 0-9705540-6-0
Davenport, Patricia, and Gerald E.
Anderson. 2002 Closing the Achievement Gap – No Excuses.
Houston, TX: American Productivity &
Quality Center.
1-512-343-6296
admin@equityineducation.com
ISBN 1-928593-62-3
Davenport, Patricia, and Gerald E.
Anderson. “Using Data to Direct School Improvement: Two
Administrators’ Perspectives.”
NCCSR Bookmark. 3:9 (Sept. 2002).
www.goodschools.gwu.edu/pubs/book/sep02.html
Barksdale, Mary L., and Patricia W. Davenport. 2003
8 Steps to Student Success: An Educator’s Guide to Implementing Continuous Improvement.
www.8stepstostudentsuccess.com
ISBN 0-9728988-0-8
Schmoker, Mike. 2001 The Results
Fieldbook: Practical Strategies from Dramatically Improved
Schools. Alexandria, VA: ASCD
1-800-933-2723 www.ascd.org
ISBN 0-87120-521-1
Videos
"Teaching To Standards: The
8-Step Instructional Cycle." (Brazosport) Available from Educational Research
Service: 1-800-791-9308, www.ers.org
"How to Develop a Professional
Learning Community: Passion and Persistence”
Available from
the National Educational Service: 1-800-733-6786,
www.nesonline.com
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