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John Evans

Apps by Assessment Focus for Reading | Learning with iPads - 3 views

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    "At a recent teachers meeting we discussed some of the apps that we used during reading time. The idea was put forward that having apps that would focus on, or be used for specific areas of the Assessment Foci would be very useful - so here we are."
John Evans

Week 4: What is Theme? | EducationCloset - 0 views

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    "Welcome to The Art of Curriculum Design. In this six month series we are exploring the why and how of curriculum design via an Arts Appreciation course created through an arts collaboration. The first few weeks were devoted to the how and why of the curriculum design process. During the current portion of the series we are looking at weekly objectives, outcomes, and assessments designed for the Arts Appreciation course. Links to the entire series can be found below. The full curriculum including daily lesson plans, handouts, and assessments will be available at the culmination of the series."
John Evans

Rubrics for Teachers - Assessment - 5 views

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    New bookmark: Rubrics for Teachers - Assessment http://t.co/Mt9PtF6l
John Evans

RSA - Everyone starts with an A - 6 views

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    ""Imagine a classroom where everyone started off an academic year with an "A" grade, and in order to keep the grade, a pupil had to show continuous improvement throughout the year. In this classroom, the teacher would have to dock points from a pupil's assessment when his or her performance or achievement was inadequate, and pupils would work to maintain their high mark rather than to work up to it. How would this affect effort, expectations, performance, and assessment relative to current practice?" This is one of the questions we pose in our report Everyone Starts with an A, which explores the application of behavioural insight to educational policy and practice. Using research from behavioural science and our evolving understanding of human nature, we explore how effort, motivation, learning enjoyment, resilience, and overall performance at school can be influenced in ways not often traditionally recognised."
John Evans

10 Great Classroom Management Apps for Teachers ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Lea... - 1 views

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    "Below is a collection of some very good iPad apps to help teachers with  classroom management. Some of the tasks you can do with these apps include: conduct instant formative assessments in class, create seating charts, record class attendance, randomly pick students for classroom participation, create and share permission slips, visualize and assess students understanding, set timed tasks in class, improve students behaviour by providing real-time feedback, poll your students and many more. The apps featured in this list are among the best titles you can find in the category of classroom management. Enjoy"
John Evans

Splash Math Summer Program: Summer Slide Prevention | Class Tech Tips - 0 views

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    "As teachers and families kick off summer vacation it's important to think about how students will continue to grow their skills over their break from school.  Splash Math offers an online summer program designed to help students maintain their math gains and prepare for the upcoming school year.  Their award winning eight week review program includes a Common Core aligned diagnostic assessment before and during the program and a personalized practice schedule for each student based on the diagnostic assessment."
John Evans

September Writing Workshop - 11 views

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    Includes these free downloads: *Writing Questionnaire *Notebook Assessment Form *Beginning of the Year Assessment *50 Most Commonly Misspelled Words
Steve Lytwyn

Beautiful Plains School Division - 2 views

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    assessment lwict
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    some great tools for assessment
John Evans

The 10 principles: Assessment for Learning - 2 views

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    The 10 principles: Assessment for Learning
John Evans

International Reading Association Radio - 5 views

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    Redefining Literacy for a New Age - Peter Johnston is a Professor at the University at Albany-SUNY. He researches the consequences of teaching and assessment practices for the literate lives of children and teachers. He chaired IRA and NCTE's Joint Task Force on Assessment Standards and is a member of IRA's RtI Commission. He was recently elected to IRA's Reading Hall of Fame.
John Evans

The Role of "Transfer" in Assessment « Synthesizing Education - 11 views

  • his is one of the keys to judging student learning of the future because if individuals, like Daniel Pink, are correct and the future belongs to pattern-seekers, it is imperative that students are capable of seeing these connections across all disciplines.
  • This is one of the keys to judging student learning of the future because if individuals, like Daniel Pink, are correct and the future belongs to pattern-seekers, it is imperative that students are capable of seeing these connections across all disciplines.
  • Beyond these activities it is important that students ask themselves the following questions: What are the foundational elements of this topic? What caused people to begin exploring this topic? How has this topic been altered over the course of time? How will this topic change over the course of the next fifty years? What other ideas from the outside can be integrated into this topic in the future to make it better? Using the answers to the questions above, what qualities can I take from this topic to prompt deeper thinking about other areas of life that interest me? Instead of collecting the “assessment”, what would happen if you collected student answers to these questions instead?
John Evans

BC Education : A Guide to Adaptations and Modifications - 3 views

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    Today's classrooms are diverse and inclusive by nature. Differentiation of instruction and assessment and the principles of universal design are now recognized practices for teachers. Both differentiation and universal design provide systematic approaches to setting goals, choosing or creating flexible materials and media, and assessment. To undertake differentiation and universal design, teachers need to be aware of a range of accommodations (multiple means of representation, of expression, and/or of engagement) that may be necessary to help each student in the classroom succeed. These accommodations may take the form of adaptations and/or modifications
Phil Taylor

Comprehensive Assessment: A New York City Success Story | Edutopia - 0 views

  • To ensure that students learn how to think critically and are assessed in an "authentic" way
Sheri Oberman

No Teaching Expertise Reqd: Pharmaceutical Company outsources its Knowledge Assessment ... - 4 views

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    Spilling teaching functions, namely knowledge assessment, outside the bounds of an educational institution or even an education outsourcer, NO TEACHER/TEACHING QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY for the developer or the call simulation representatives.
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