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Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

STUDENT-ENGAGED ASSESSMENT

PURPOSEFULLY PLANNING FOR EACH STUDENT'S LEARNING
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OBJECTIVES/AGENDA

WHERE ARE WE? WHERE ARE WE GOING? HOW WILL WE GET THERE?

UNDERSTANDING

WHAT ARE THE GOALS FOR LEARNING? WHAT ARE THE CRITERIA FOR SUCCESS?

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LUNCH

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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT

HOW WILL WE ENSURE QUALITY FEEDBACK, STUDENT OWNERSHIP, AND PEER SUPPORT?
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DIFFERENTIATION

BASED ON THE EVIDENCE, WHO IS READY TO MOVE ON AND WHO NEEDS MORE SUPPORT?
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REFLECTION

HOW FAR HAVE WE COME? WHAT ARE OUR NEXT STEPS?

SEA AGENDA

  • Success criteria
  • Objective and evidence audit
  • Embedded assessment
  • Plan for differentiation
  • Peer feedback

PEER FEEDBACK

WHAT ARE OUR STRENGTHS? WHAT STILL NEEDS ATTENTION?

"The secret to effective feedback is that saying what's wrong isn't enough; to be effective, feedback must provide a recipe for future action"
(Wiliam, 2011).

BREAK

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT

  • Complex contexts require more rigorous thinking
  • Simple contexts require less rigorous thinking
  • Learning goal and expectation does not change
  • Peer to peer support deepens understanding
  • Build differentiated task based on evidence needed
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A process that takes place continuously during the course of teaching and learning to provide teachers and students with feedback to close the gap between current learning and desired goals (Heritage, 2010).

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MAIN FEATURES

  • Adapting instruction based on evidence
  • Providing feedback that moves learning forward
  • Engaging student with self and peer assessment
  • Integrated into EVERYDAY teaching and learning
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