Making Good Choices-Prepost
Making Good Choices-Prepost
Making Good Choices-Prepost
I believe that I can control how I respond to I believe that I can control how I respond to
situations no matter what is happening. situations no matter what is happening.
Agree
Agree
Can identify appropriate classroom behavior Can identify appropriate classroom behavior
Able
Unable
Able
Unable
Pre-Test Results Post-Test Results
Can write an example of a SMART Goal Can write an example of a SMART Goal
Able
Strongly
Neutral
disagree
Unable
Unable
Agree
Can list 3 possible consequences of an action, Can list 3 possible consequences of an action
in an example scenario in an example scenario
Unable Able
Unable
Achievement Attendance
Behavior
A pre and post-test was provided to all 4 students that participated in the small group
Attitude: The test evaluated students' attitudes regarding whether or not academic
achievement is related to future prospects. There was a 25% increase in the belief that
school is related to the possibility of future success. Their perception of whether or not
they are in control of their own actions was also evaluated. There was a 50% increase in
the belief that an individual is in control of their own actions.
Knowledge: The pre and post-tests evaluated the group members' knowledge
regarding appropriate classroom behaviors. There was a 50% increase in the ability to
identify appropriate classroom behaviors.
Skills: Lastly, the pre and post-tests assessed the ability of students to write SMART
goals and to identify possible consequences as a result of hypothetical actions. There
was a 25% increase in the ability to write a SMART goal. There was a 50% increase in the
ability to identify possible consequences as a result of one's actions.
Achievement: The students' STAR math and STAR English scores were evaluated before
and after the intervention. Following the intervention, 50% of students improved in their
STAR math scores and 75% improved in their STAR English scores.
Attendance: Attendance records were evaluated before and after the intervention.
Tardies and absences were both accounted for. 25% of students showed an
improvement in their attendance record, whereas 75% of students maintained their
adequate attendance record.
Behavior: Teachers completed the BEISY survey & students completed the Panorama
survey before and after the intervention. There were improvements on 100% of the
students' BEISY scores, improvements in 75% of the students' Panorama scores, and 0%
of the students received disciplinary action during the course of the intervention.