Description

A series of resources examining how school districts can increase the performance of students with disabilities and other at-risk learners as part of whole-district reform efforts. Case studies of featured districts in the full Moving Your Numbers report provide evidence that students with disabilities, like all other students, can learn at higher levels when adults focus their collective efforts on improving instructional practice, consistently implement core work across the district, and use assessment and accountability as a lever for ongoing system and student learning and improvement. The resources in the series also identify six essential practices that must be in place to improve the performance of students with disabilities. Evidence suggests that these six practices, when used in an aligned and coherent manner, are associated with higher student achievement.

Details

Date
2012
In publication since 2012
Type
Resource Guide 
Publisher
National Center on Educational Outcomes (NCEO)
Co-publisher
University of Dayton, School of Education and Allied Professions Grant Center
Collaborators
University of Dayton, School of Education and Allied Professions Grant Center

Products

Topics

  • Education practices (K12 and transition)
    • Instructional strategies
  • Educational accountability and assessment
    • Accountability
    • Assessment (large-scale, alternate)