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Acknowledgments | |
About the Author | |
Introduction | |
Examining the Many Purposes of Assessment Demystify | |
Performance-Based Assessments Define Performance-Based Assessments | |
Involve Learning Options and Opportunities Incorporate Teaching Principles and Practices | |
Meet Six Components of Assessment | |
Know Your Learners Reflect on Your Practices Clarify | |
Functions of Learner Achievement Picture the Continuous Flow of Assessment Start With Assessments and Objectives Differentiate Assessment | |
From Evaluation Connect With Accountability Know the Reasons for Selecting Your Assessments? | |
Planning Assessments to Promote Understanding | |
Use Formal and Informal Assessments Reflect on Understanding | |
Conduct Assessments at Multiple Times Consider | |
All Kinds of Evidence Become a Data-Driven Teacher Balance | |
Quantitative With Qualitative Data Itemize Criterion-Referenced Assessments | |
Describe Norm-Referenced Assessments | |
Justify Validity and Reliability Ensure Salience and Fairness Separate | |
Objectivity From Subjectivity Watch Out for Errors in Assessing Visualize the Overall Process? | |
Collecting Baseline Data for Preassessments Set Three Goals to Guide | |
Your Preassessments Know Where to Begin the Learning | |
Plan Where to Begin Your Teaching Establish a Foundation to Note Progress | |
Question Each of the Six Components of Assessment Gather Baseline Data | |
Be Aware of Your Rater Reliability Generate Preassessment | |
Ideas Investigate the Three Spheres of Learning Keep Anecdotal Records | |
Follow These Guidelines as You Preassess Realize That Assessment Is a Continuous Process? | |
Aligning Appropriate Formative Assessments Consider the Six Components of Assessment Design Your Curriculum Start | |
With the End Organize Outcomes and Coordinate Levels Align | |
Assessments With Curriculum and Instruction Develop Your Assessments | |
Include All Kinds of Questions Pose Powerful Questions | |
Try Socratic Questioning Follow Strategic Guidelines Explore Cognition via Patterns of Thought Consider | |
Sequential and Spatial Thinking Promote Deductive and Inductive Thinking | |
Remember Divergent and Convergent Thinking Plan With Competence and Confidence? | |
Incorporating Learning, Feedback, and Correction Assign | |
Your Instruction and Activities Scaffold the Learning Spiral Prior Learning Compact | |
Learning Logically Integrate Learning Across the Curriculum Offer Project-Based Learning | |
Explore Holistic Learning Try Constructivist Learning Employ Multiple | |
Instructional Strategies Consider These Assessment Recommendations Optimize the Feedback Refine Correction and Redirection Respond to Interventions Involve | |
Your Learners in the Process Have Fun With Formative Assessments | |
Administering Summative Assessments Diversify | |
Your Summative Assessments Write Meaningful and Purposeful Assessments Prepare | |
Learners for Summative Assessments Score Assessments | |
Objectively Organize Projects and Presentations Feature Portfolios Understand | |
Standardized Testing Set Your Sights on Five Essential Guidelines Strive for Academic | |
Rigor Promote Active Learning and Assessments Ensure Authentic | |
Outcomes Include Alternative Approaches Showcase Achievement Continue the Assessment Cycle | |
Identifying What to Assess: Inviting the Five Types of Inquiry and Information Introducing the Five Types of Inquiry | |
Note Immediate, Continuous, and Unending Learning Rely on Recognition and Recall Promote Logic and Reasoning Analyze Skills and Applications | |
Demonstrate Productivity and Creativity | |
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