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Assessment
What does assessment look like?
- What
is assessment?
- How are alternative
products, performances and processes assessed?
- What kinds of feedback
helps students learn?
- How can lesson
study assess
students as they work? What is the lesson study cycle?
- How can we assess
student work collaboratively?
- What is the process for
designing performance
assessment tasks?
- What design principles
are essential in rubric
construction?
Creators: Rubistar, Scoring
Guide for Student Products, Teachnology
Rubrics;
Teacher-created example: Socratic
Seminar
Student-created examples:
#1,
#2
- What is portfolio
assessment? anthology
portfolios? digital
portfolios?
- How does a scoring
guide assess
student technology products? example
- What other assessment
guides can help us? 6+1
writing, reading
and oral
communication
- Can I retool
quizzes to test higher level thinking?
- What's the difference
between thinking maps and organizers? (examples)
- How can we help students assess
their own learning? (examples #1,
#2
, #3
)
- Capture mouse and audio of student
online using Camtasia
Studio (Moyo usability studies at Penn State).
- How will we gather
feedback from students
on our teaching?
- How we measure
our own current practices against a set of indicators for
engaged learning and high performance technology?
Effective teaching matches
the teacher's goals and the learner's characteristics and needs, with
tools and methods that enhance understanding.