Sentences with phrase «taking meaningful assessments»

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It is an approach to teaching which includes intentional identification of naturally aligned standards, taught authentically alongside meaningful assessments which take both content areas to a whole new level.

One might take the challenges faced by the consortia - designed assessments as evidence of the impossibility of creating meaningful standards for which educators and students can be held accountable.

Here's how you know when you have true, meaningful performance assessment happening in your classroom: when preparing for the test, taking the test, and then applying the skill in real life all look the same.

Together, they implement provisions of Title I of ESSA that seek to ensure states administer high - quality assessments that are worth taking and provide meaningful data about student success and equity, while also encouraging states and districts to continue to push the field of assessment forward through innovation.

Instead of «thick slice» assessment (data taken from a single point in time, and / or data with very large blocks of time between measurements), formative assessments are conducted at meaningful «thin slice» points measured throughout the academic year.

«Receiving my MIDAS ™ assessment has been personally meaningful... I intend to incorporate my new awareness of multiple intelligences in my teaching... this has been the most rewarding workshop I've ever taken!»

For example, is assessment based on responsive teaching and are meaningful writing and reading taking place every day?

These PLCs can look different from school to school, but one thing is usually common across PLCs is the meaningful discussions that take place about assessment information and other student learning data.

Students should not be taking assessments that do not provide meaningful learning experiences in their own right; do not provide valuable information to them, their families, and their educators; or that in any way contribute to an environment of over-testing.

Administering a college entrance exam can reduce the number of standardized tests high school students must take; focus standardized assessment on tests that are meaningful to students» practical concerns and postsecondary planning; and introduce cost savings for families.

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