Welcome to the Formative Assessment Page for Educators.
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WELCOME EDUCATORS! This web page was developed to support the Formative Assessment Initiative in the New Hope School District and to keep you informed. It is dedicated to providing you with valuable resources and opportunities that: · Highlight the emerging formative assessment issues that will potentially impact the school community · Consider the conditions and dynamics of the diverse school community · Support families as partners in the education of their children · Offer opportunities for active involvement · Establish partnerships with parents and the community to support school goals · Ensure that public resources and funds are used appropriately · Provide opportunities for staff to develop collaborative skills You will find a link for questions on the Formative Assessment Home Page. Please share this site with others!
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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT TRAINING ACTIVITIES: It’s not just another test!
ToolKit98Toolkit98 is designed to assist classroom teachers to become better assessors of student learning. All links to Toolkit98 open in a new window that displays the information in a more printer friendly format. Because some of the content in Toolkit98 is not under Education Northwest copyright, the full Toolkit98 cannot be provided here. Formative assessment is part of the day-to-day instructional process. As practice, formative assessment gives both teachers and students feedback to help clarify misconceptions and refine skills during the learning process. The key to effective formative assessment practice is getting teachers to act upon the information they gather during student learning. This site will guide you through the process of putting formative assessment data to work. Wiki: Formative Assessment Processes That Promote Student Learning With this course you will be able to start at ground level or wherever you feel you are in the process. Several teachers have provided their narratives and stories to help you understand the common struggles and successes that go along with formative and summative assessment. Hopefully their experiences will provide you with ideas and information to help you in your own journey. |
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT INFORMATION SESSIONS
Formative Assessment Video Worksheet (For use while watching YouTube clips)
Part 1: Formative Assessment: Debunking the Myths (21:13) Resources: Formative and Summative Assessments in the Classroom by Catherine Garrison & Michael Ehringhaus Effective Classroom Assessment: Linking Assessment with Instruction by Catherine Garrison, Dennis Chandler, & Michael Ehringhaus Using Formative Assessments to Individualize Instruction and Promote Learning by Juliann M. Kaftan, Gayle A. Buck, & Alysa Haack
Part 2: The Culture of Formative Assessment (21:38) Resources: Formative and Summative Assessments in the Classroom by Catherine Garrison & Michael Ehringhaus Effective Classroom Assessment: Linking Assessment with Instruction by Catherine Garrison, Dennis Chandler, & Michael Ehringhaus Using Formative Assessments to Individualize Instruction and Promote Learning by Juliann M. Kaftan, Gayle A. Buck, & Alysa Haack
Any Grade Level
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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT IN ACTION!
Formative Assessment in Practice Podcast
Formative Assessment: Best Practices
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RESOURCES
Online Links:
Formative Assessment “Best Practices Checklist”
Examples of Links Between Purposes and Methods of Assessment
Connecting Formative Assessment Research to Practice
Position Paper: The Importance of Feedback
Peer and Self Assessment Resources:
http://www.nclrc.org/essentials/assessing/peereval.htm http://www.scmsa.org/files/Journal/2010-2011/NazzalPeerandSelf-Assessment.pdf http://docs.moodle.org/en/Workshop_module
Survey Links for In-Class and Out-of-Class Formative Assessment:
http://www.polleverywhere.com/
Links for Rubric Templates and Portfolio Resources:
http://school.discoveryeducation.com/schrockguide/assess.html
Books:
Classroom Assessment for Student Learning: Doing it Right – Using it Well (Stiggins, R., Arter,J., Chappius, J. & Chappius, S., 2007)
Inside the Black Box: Raising Standards Through Classroom Assessment (Black, P., & Wiliam, D., 1998)
The Art and Science of Teaching (Marzano, R. J., 2007)
Transformative Assessment (Popham, W. J., 2008)
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