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AEA 267 News » Blog Archive » Are students learning? How can parents know? - 4 views

  • Clear achievement targets or criteria for success are provided to students and parents in student friendly language before instruction begins. Doing so informs students what is expected of them upfront. Imagine how difficult it would be for a young person to build a log cabin for the first time without a picture, and then get graded on how similar their log home is to the picture they did not get to see. That would not be fair. However, providing clear achievement targets to students and parents before instruction begins can be a very efficient, effective, equitable formative assessment strategy.
    • anonymous
       
      I enjoyed this article because the concept seems so basic. Providing clear instruction for students and parents so they know what is expected of them. A recipe for success.
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outcome6.jpg (1416×735) - 4 views

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    a visual of Iowa Core outcome #6
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Iowa H.F. 45 - 1 views

  • H.F. 45 17. CORE CURRICULUM AND CAREER INFORMATION AND 1 DECISION-MAKING SYSTEM 2 For purposes of implementing the statewide core curriculum 3 for school districts and accredited nonpublic schools and a 4 state-designated career information and decision-making system: 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,901,556 6 75,556
  • The funding for implementation of the statewide core 16 curriculum for schools and for the career information and 17 decision-making system are eliminated and legislative intent is 18 stated for amending the law relating to the curriculum.
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    proposed legislation eliminating Iowa Core funding
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Foundations of the Iowa Core - 0 views

shared by Matt Townsley on 18 Mar 11 - Cached
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    overview of Iowa Core that may be useful to share with community stakeholders.
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Resource Roundup: Making the Schedule Work for Your School | AllThingsPLC - 12 views

    • Laura Clausen
       
      Scheduling is so hard! Love having ideas! I loved when we went to Chicago and saw how they all took times to help with intervention times and every team was able to meet to help all children from this! 
    • Doree Cronan
       
      This is perfect! Our school is in the middle of revising our master schedule for next year. Lots of changes coming and we are all trying to contribute solutions.
    • Abbey Thurn
       
      I keep wanting to put this into my schedule and no one will jump on board with me to help. I knew I was on the right track! Now to do some sharing and convincing!
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    Good resource for schools looking to create a time in the schedule for interventions. 
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    We talked a lot last year about making some changes to our schedule to accommodate more students and for interventions. This is a great reference - wish I found it sooner!
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Formative Assessment and Standards-Based Grading webinar - 1 views

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    archive of webinar led by Bob Marzano
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Branstad-Reynolds administration's blueprint unveils vision for Iowa's education remode... - 5 views

    • Judy Boerm
       
      Governor Branstad has some good ideas on the direction that education should go, but I am wondering how some of it will be accomplished. For example, I think it's smart to reduce the principals' managerial tasks so they can use their time to lead and support great teaching, but who is going to pick up their tasks?
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    Education blueprint
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5 Tips for Sparking a Grassroots Movement Online - 0 views

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    Anne Driscoll is the vice president of business operations at Ning , where she is responsible for marketing, communications, creative services and human resources. Prior to joining Ning, Anne led communications and brand initiatives at Google. “Social action” comes easy to those who understand the value of service, helping others and devoting themselves to making the world a better place despite challenges.
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Is REAL Formative Assessment Even Possible? - The Tempered Radical - 0 views

  • Instead, school leaders should ask that teachers meet with ONE collaborative group and one collaborative group only. Then, they should require that collaborative groups make formative assessment a priority. Meetings should focus on studying formative assessment data, creating exemplars, improving rubrics, and designing remediation and enrichment opportunities for kids. The simple truth is teachers just don’t have the time to do formative assessment correctly if their attention is divided between the kinds of traditional meetings we’ve always been required to attend.
    • Matt Townsley
       
      Yes!  In my opinion, this should be the #1 priority of every collaborative learning team. 
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Genetics - Project Based - 0 views

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    Students battle a court case dealing with future of genetics
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11. Social Media : Imagination: Creating the Future of Education & Work - 0 views

  • For example, the educators community in Iowa uses #IowaCore for their discussions related to that subject. The group might have a real-time discussion, say, from 5-7 pm on a Tuesday afternoon, with participants hash-tagging their contributions so the thread appears in one column for people who follow that particular hashtag. Since a single brief tweet can contain a link to a richly textured site, essay, wiki or other content that lends far more depth to a subject, statement or inquiry, the limiting factor of 140 characters can become an asset, streamlining the dialogue in this format to essentials.
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    #iowacore twitter chat is mentioned in this post. 
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Apps in Education: 10 Best Apps 4 Teachers - 0 views

    • lgarza
       
      These apps are really useful for teachers of all disciplines. Some of these apps require using an iPad. Is that in our near future?
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Science based Learning is about to become Mainstream | Disrupt Education | Big Think - 0 views

    • angrichards
       
      Using web2.0 tools to motivate students
  • the biggest enemy of effective learning can’t be taken away by applying those strategies because it’s something that is fundamental and essentially more important than having a strategy: motivation or or in other words the lack of motivation many learners experience.
  • learning in school or college was based on tradition and lesson plans and undoubtedly some well-respected methods but without real scientific evidence that the way we learn is actually the best way we could learn. It’s just the way some people decided on and we have always done it ever since.
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    Blog on motivating students to learn using web2.0 tools
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Iowa Core Curriculum facing uncertain future - 1 views

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    Once a month a small group of Irving Elementary School teachers gather to talk shop. It isn't just water cooler conversation about who's causing problems in class. They are comparing literacy strategies and best teaching practices. They bring samples of teaching resources and technology.
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UI College of Education's Iowa Testing Programs creates Iowa Assessments - 8 views

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    information about the new Iowa Assessments 
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    This is very interesting. I knew nothing about this and have still been referring to assessments as ITBS when I walk through that section of the IEP about whether a student will take district-wide assessments with or without accommodations. I am glad to know this and I learned several other tidbits including the $ aspect.
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    There are many assessments the students take throughout the year at our school. The data generated would be interesting reading.
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Mathematical Habits of Mind - 0 views

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    We all have them, some good and some bad. We pick them up from friends, family, and even strangers. But we may not recall who we picked them up from or when they began.
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School Districts Integrate Technology into Common Core-based Curriculum - 0 views

    • Dianne Loughren
       
      The key idea to this article is that the learning drives the technology. We shouldn't just be using the technology just to say that we have integrated technology in our curriculum. I like how they pointed out that in Des Moines that they are giving ides how to meet the standards through the "lens" of a technology tool. The Tech Tuesday training idea is one that I can see easily being implemented in my district. It would support those teachers who don't have as much confidence in using technology. Using student technology leaders is another great point that is brought out in this article.
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Common Core Iowa Core Fact Sheet - 0 views

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    This article contains some very basic information comparing Iowa Core with Common Core. It provides examples of how Iowa Core compares to Common Core. Frequently asked questions are also included.
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