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eMINTS Comprehensive Program: A Two-Year Professional Development Program to Improve Teacher Practice and Student Achievement in Mathematics, English Language Arts, and 21st Century Skills

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Intervention Details

Subjects

English Language Arts, Math

Academic Program

General Education

Duration

2 years

Grades

7, 8

Personnel

Administrator, General Education Teacher, Other

Intervention Summary

The eMINTS Comprehensive Program is a professional development program for school principals, district and school technology coordinators, and classroom teachers that aims to improve student achievement in mathematics and English language arts, as well as 21st century skills and academic engagement. The program consists of 240 hours of professional development across two years, where teachers learn to design high-quality inquiry-based lesson plans, implement inquiry-based learning strategies, build community among teachers and students, and integrate technology into classroom instruction. Teachers receive formal and individualized professional development from certified eMINTS instructional specialists, who also facilitate the development of a school-based leadership team to support implementation. The program also provides teachers with support materials and just-in-time learning opportunities through online learning communities.

Statistical Finding Summary

No effect on math achievement

No effect on communication arts achievement

No effect on 21st century skills

Negative effect on student engagement

Source

Ayrin, M., Chris, B. & Coby, M. (2015). The Impact of the "Enhancing Missouri's Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies" (eMINTS) Program on Student Achievement, 21st-Century Skills, and Academic Engagement--Second-Year Results (ED562508). ERIC. https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED562508.pdf.

Data Sample by Population

These charts show the characteristics of the student populations studied. When assessing programs, you may want to prioritize interventions that yielded success in a similar demographic environment as your school or district.

The subgroup population data as studied here are not available. That means that while this study may work well for your setting, we cannot say based on the published study and results from our system’s reading of that study what the school/district subgroup characteristics were when evaluated here.