IPG Analysis
Summary Statistics
In 2019-2020 there were 245 observations, while in 2020-2021 there were 22 observations from the IPG forms. Looking at this by school, we can also see that there are very few sites with more than 50 observations, or schools with over 5 observations. The distributions of schools and sites match as we would expect.
Table 1: Counts per Site
Looking at the different rubrics we see a lot more ELA observations than Mathematics observations, and a lot more K-12 observations as well.
Lastly, looking at this by timeline of observation we can see that nearly all observations actually took place in the Fall of 2019.
Grading the data
Literary/Informational Data
In the following table, we calculated the percentage of observations with a positive rating for each Core Action.
Table 2: Percentage of Positive Indicators: ELA
Here is the exact same data, but split by year
Table 3: Percentage of Positive Indicators: ELA (by year)
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LDOE Data
LDOE Question data is looked at here briefly just to see the percent that said yes vs. no (as well as not observed). There was no data at all in 2020-2021 so no data is presented for the year split.
Table 4: Percentage of Positive Indicators: ELA
Math Data
Finally looking at the math data we replicate the tables above
Table 5: Percentage of Positive Indicators: Math
Once again the above table is replicated for its yearly numbers
Table 6: Percentage of Positive Indicators: Math (by year)
Trends Over Time
The trend over time is messy and unclear, the n size consistently decreases over time after Winter of 2020 in nearly every question, before which there appears to be a positive trend.
Overall ELA
Overall Math
There is not much data to see here after Winter of 2020.
Looking at Lafayette Parish
Here the figure above is replicated just for Lafayette Parish.