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DIBELS Summit 2009


Opening Keynote - Evidentiary Requirements for Progress Monitoring Measures When Used for Response to Intervention
Roland Good, Ph.D., Dynamic Measurement Group
 

Closing Keynote - "Narrowing the Language Gap:  Strategies to Ensure ALL Students Develop the Academic Language Critical for Academic Success"
Presentation
Kevin Feldman, Ed.D., Sonoma County Office of Education

 

Featured Speakers:  Progress Monitoring to Evaluate RtI in an Outcomes-Driven Model
Ruth Kaminski, Ph.D., Roland Good, Ph.D., Kelli Cummings, Ph.D., Kelly Powell-Smith, Ph.D., and Stephanie Stollar, Ph.D., Dynamic Measurement Group

 

Featured Speaker:  The Future of Reading Assessments in the Obama Administration
Larry Berger, Wireless Generation
 

Featured Speakers:  "Just Right" Reading Assessment:  A Review of ORF Benchmarks
Erin Chaparro, Ph.D. and Linda Carnine, Ph.D., Center on Teaching & Learning, University of Oregon
 

Adaptive Algorithms:  Aligning Instruction with DIBELS Assessment Results
Ellen Edmonds, Ph.D. and Michael Kasloff, Wireless Generation
 

Growing & Sustaining Change:  Improving Literacy Outcomes for Children
Elisabeth Nixon and Shari Zimmer, High Plains REC #3
 

Kansas RtI:  Statewide Development of a Multi-Tier System of Supports (MTSS Project)
Judy Rockley, James Baker, and Sharon Bechtel
 

AGILE Project at the University of Montana:  Preparing General Educators
Trent Atkins, Ph.D. and Darrell Stolle, Ed.D., University of Montana
 

Multi-Sensory Reading Activities that Build the Bridge from Assessment to Intervention
Judi Dodson
 

Data-Driven Leadership in a Systemic School-wide Literacy Change Initiative
Sandra Jones, Ph.D., and Catherine Pirri, MGH Institute of Health Professions
 

A Multi-Tiered Approach:  One School's Journey Toward Success
Beverly Thompson, Terry Rusin, Ed.D., Greg Merrill, and Dawn Schwarzkopf

Iroquois-Kankakee Regional Office of Education
 

Developing DIBELS Benchmark Goals and Examining Their Utility
Kelli Cummings, Ph.D., Roland Good, Ph.D., Rachael Latimer, and Maya O'Neil

Dynamic Measurement Group
 

Poster Session ~ Clearing the Confusion:  Response to Intervention as a Set of Principles
Jason Harlacher, Washoe County School District
 

Poster Session ~ Reviewing DIBELS & IDEL Data for Dual Language Readers
Laura Broderick and Scott Smith, Umatilla School District
 

Poster Session ~ Native American and Hispanic Students' DIBELS Outcomes in New Mexico
Naomi Hupert and Laruen Bates, Education Development Center
 

Poster Session ~ RtI and SLD Eligibility:  A Framework for Evaluation

Shaneen Munir, Rebecca Briggs, Nancy Nelson, Courtney Wheeler, Jessica Horwitz, Sabrina Lo

University of Oregon DIBELS Research Team

 

Poster Session ~ Examining the Decision-Making Utility of DIBELS Survey and Deep
Kelly Powell-Smith, Ph.D. and Ruth Kaminski, Ph.D.
 

Reading Starts the First Day
Scott Smith and Laura Broderick, McNary Heights/Umatilla School District
 

Differentiating Instruction With Lexiles
Eleanor Sanford-Moore, Ph.D., MetaMetrics, Inc.

 

Scaling Up Response to Intervention in Michigan
Margaret McGlinchey, Ph.D. and Terri Metcalf, Kalamazoo RESA

Sustaining Data-Based Decision-Making
Kristin Orton, Ph.D. and Martha Condon, Heartland Area Education Agency

Intermediate Grades:  When Reading to Learn Becomes Learning to Read
Diane Merkel, 95 Percent Group

Impacts of Teacher Attitudes & Instructional Strategies on DIBELS Outcomes
Naomi Hupert and Lauren Bates, Education Development Center

Maximizing the Impact of Decodable Readers
Susan Ebbers, Sopris West

Efficient & Effective Professional Development Through In-Service & Study Groups
Anne Whitney, Ed.D., Spectrum Consulting Group
 


Response to Intervention
Presented by at the Leadership Development Project's Summer Institute, July 2007

 

 

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