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Professional Development - Assessment Literacy

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Educators are confronted with an enormous variety of assessment data. When used appropriately, they can adjust their instructional practices to more closely meet their students’ learning needs. This webinar series helps administrators and teachers enact assessment literacy to improve student achievement. Participating within a school-based learning team, educators will be introduced to the elements of quality local assessment systems and learn how to differentiate and integrate informative assessment practices into their schools and classrooms. 

 

Webinar Recording Dates:   February 17, March 10 and 24, April 14, 2009

  • Questions?  Call or email Troy Choquette, 907-364-3809
  • HANDOUTS AND POWERPOINTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD HERE - SCROLL DOWN TO THE WEBINAR DESCRIPTION - THE DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES ARE POSTED BELOW.

 


How to View the Webinar Recordings

1) Step One:  Please click the following link to sign in to view the recorded version:

Step One link:  http://elearningcenter.acrobat.com/altp/event/registration.html

Once you sign in you will receive a link via email to access the recording.  The link to access the recordings is also posted below.

 

2) Step Two:  Click the link below to view the recorded session.  All four recordings will be stored at this site. 

Step Two link:  https://admin.acrobat.com/_a718294721/altp/event/registration_login.html?preview=false

Your username is your email address.

Your password is whatever you entered when you signed in at Step One.


Descriptions, Downloadable Resources and Evaluation Links 

 

Webinar #1 - February 17

Developing a Standards-Based Assessment System

Making Assessment Work for Everyone

 

  • Recognize the differences between large-scale, summative, benchmark, progress monitoring, and formative assessment. What are the purposes and uses of these data?
  • Examine elements of practice within high-quality, local assessment systems focused on improving student learning
  • Reflect on and analyze existing school-wide assessment/instructional practices and the interconnectedness of each
  • Review a process for using student learning data to monitor student achievement and inform instructional decisions

 

Resources:   Click here to Download the Powerpoint Presentation (ppt 3.7 MB)

 

Evaluation:  **WEBINAR EVALUATION:  Click Here to open the short evaluation form**

 

 

Webinar #2  - March 10

Using Standards and Learning Targets to Assess Student Understanding

Clear learning expectations are a crucial component of assessment.  Both teachers and students benefit from clear learning targets. These targets allow students to take ownership of their learning as they track and reflect on their academic growth.  Teachers are able to focus instruction on what is essential for students to know and be able to do.

 

During this webinar, we will examine the instructional implications of unpacking standards and creating learning targets.  Using grade-level expectations, we will demonstrate a process for unpacking standards into measurable learning targets and criteria for success.  Having an understanding of learning targets will become the foundation for promoting the alignment of curriculum, instruction, and assessment.

 

Resources:   Click here to Download PowerPoint Webinar 2.ppt

 

Evaluation: **WEBINAR EVALUATION**Click here!

 

Webinar #3 - March 24

Analyzing Effective Assessment Practices

Learn how to apply basic design considerations for creating common assessments that include multiple-choice items, constructed-response items, and/or performance tasks.  By looking at and examining samples of student work, participants will develop a better understanding of how the assessments connect to learning targets, to student misconceptions, and to student learning needs.  School-based learning teams will have the opportunity to share strategies for promoting conversations about the effective use of assessment to improve student achievement.

 

Resources:  Webinar 3 powerpoint handouts.pdf

 

Evaluation: ***WEBINAR EVALUATION**Click here!

 

Webinar #4 - April 14

Implementing Classroom Formative Assessment Strategies

Classroom formative assessment is a process undertaken by both teachers and students and informs every aspect of instruction and learning. This webinar module will review observable elements of classroom formative assessment practices that impact student engagement, ownership of learning, and ultimately, achievement.  Strategies for moving students forward in their learning through effective questioning and descriptive feedback will be shared.  Participants will be encouraged to practice new assessment strategies in their classrooms.

 

Resources:Assessment Webinar 4 powerpoint handouts.pdf

 

Evaluation:  ***WEBINAR EVALUATION*** Click here!

 

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