PPT-Formative Classroom Assessment:

Purpose Creation and Decision Making Angela Denson and LaTonya Lawrence Norfolk Public Schools Please complete the entrance ticket and place it in the center of your table Agenda Introduction and Objective. Marietta . Lachenauer . Jennifer Taylor. Dennis Taylor. Objectives. To refresh our memories about the . process. of formative assessment by completing a close read. Learn 2-3 ways to formatively assess your students by reading and sharing about, and watching formative assessments in action . Masoumeh. . Kafshgarsouteh. 1. , Dara . Tafazoli. 2. ,. Azam. Amininezhad. 3 . & . Noor. Al-. Sadat. Hosseini. 4. 1 . Islamic . Azad University . –Science . & Research Branch (IRAN) . 2, 4. Inquiry & Action. RESEARCH & EVALUATION . Bakersfield City School District. September, 2013. Objectives. To refine our understanding of formative assessment as a process.. To clarify the steps for developing common formatives.. CMC-South Conference. November 1, 2013. Sally J. Bennett-Schmidt, Ed.D.. Assessment Director. San Diego County Office of Education. Doing Some Math. 25% of the fish in a bowl are guppies. The same number of guppies as were originally in the bowl are added. What percentage of the bowl is now guppies?. To. The Orientation . Programme. 2015– 2016. For Class . VII& VIII. Introducing our Teachers. Middle School English Teachers. BOOKS PRESCRIBED FOR MIDDLE . S. CHOOL . CLASS VII. BOOKS . PRESCRIBED FOR MIDDLE . Formative Assessments. Presentation by Steven Payne, Ed. S.. English, Reading, & Title 1 Supervisor. Fauquier County Public Schools. Disclaimer. Reference within this presentation to any specific commercial or non-commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, . Between. Formative Assessment National Examinations. CIDREE . AfL. project conference, Tartu 25.10.2013. Einar Rull, . Curriculum and Tests Centre. Foundation Innove, Estonia. Heraclitus 53. Session Goals:. Create a common understanding of . formative assessment. Understand key findings on formative assessment’s power to impact achievement. Know what the seven strategies are, how they connect to research findings, and how they connect to current practice. Success Criteria? . Where are we now?. Academic Coaches Meeting. MILWAUKEE . PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Lee Ann . Pruske Mary . Mooney. February 15, 2013. Individually…. Jot down. a learning intention that you thought was well written, . Marci Glaus. English Language Arts Consultant. November 3, 2016. A Story. Objectives . Focus on:. C. ultivated . expectations about students’ roles in . learning. Beliefs in student potential. Timely, . Using Formative Assessment to Improve Student Achievement Dan Hyson Data Management Coordinator Hiawatha Valley Education District (HVED), Winona, MN Agenda Review agenda What other questions were you hoping I would address? Targeting Student Needs using Formative Assessment I June/July 2017 IDOE Training Series Data Driven Instruction and Formative Practices Welcome Agenda Assessments Understanding the Purpose Assessment Spectrum Todays FocusCETEsCCSS formative toolsELA resourcesCETEsdevelopment processFormative assessment in your classroomBalanced Systems of AssessmentFormativeused frequently to provide additional information By integrating formative assessment practices into daily activities, educators can substantially increase the rate of student learning. The second edition of this best-selling resource presents new research, insights, and techniques teachers can immediately apply in their classrooms. Updated examples and templates are included to help teachers elicit evidence of learning, provide meaningful feedback, and empower students to take ownership of their education.Understand the benefits and strategies of formative assessment by: Reviewing the five key strategies of classroom formative assessment. Learning more than 50 practical techniques for classroom formative assessment. Examining research that states classroom formative assessment is the most impactful and cost-effective approach to raising student academic achievement. Exploring the use of classroom questioning, learning intentions and success criteria, feedback, collaborative and cooperative learning, and self-regulated learning to engineer effective learning environments.Changes for the Second Edition: Over 30 percent new content including new research, techniques, examples, and templates New insights into the current state of education and how these changes affect student performance and teacher practice A deeper discussion of educational neuroscience, including memory studies and dual-pathway theoryContents: Chapter 1: Discovering Why Educational Achievement Matters Chapter 2: Making the Case for Formative Assessment Chapter 3: Clarifying, Sharing, and Understanding Learning Intentions and Success Criteria Chapter 4: Eliciting Evidence of Learners\' Achievement Chapter 5: Providing Feedback That Moves Learning Forward Chapter 6: Activating Students as Instructional Resources for One Another Chapter 7: Activating Students as Owners of Their Own Learning