Closing Math Learning Gaps with Data & Formative Assessment
When combining digital curriculum that provides formative assessment data with everyday instructional practices, educators are equipped to address math learning gaps in real-time. Join Kristine Tipton, Innovation Coach at DeKalb County Central United School District, Ind., as she shares how she's been able to use digital curriculum like DreamBox Learning Math to support deeper learning at her schools.
This interactive discussion includes:
- Creating a personalized learning environment to enhance instructional practice
- Leveraging formative assessment data to close math learning gaps
Guest:
Kristine Tipton, innovation coach, DeKalb County Central United school district, Ind/
This webinar will be moderated by Joe Trahan, curriculum designer, DreamBox Learning.
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Formative Assessment: Balancing grading and a focus on improvement
Many experts say that tasks used for formative assessment should not be graded. Formative assessment is about gauging progress toward a learning goal, giving feedback, and working with students to fill in the gaps. Grading can complicate that process, they argue.
But drawing a line between formative assessment and grading can be tough in the classroom setting. Teachers may get pressure from parents and the district to give grades on student work. And some students may be more likely to complete tasks when they're scored. In this webinar, an education research professor and an English teacher will discuss why many people say formative assessments and grades shouldn't mix, and what teachers can do to get around that.
Guests:
Lorrie Shepard, dean and distinguished professor of research and evaluation methodology, the University of Colorado Boulder
Scott Filkins, English teacher at Central High School in Champaign, Ill., and member of the National Council of Teachers of English Task Force on Assessment
This webinar will be moderated by Liana Heitin, assistant editor, Education Week.
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Formative Assessment: Balancing grading and a focus on improvement
Many experts say that tasks used for formative assessment should not be graded. Formative assessment is about gauging progress toward a learning goal, giving feedback, and working with students to fill in the gaps. Grading can complicate that process, they argue.
But drawing a line between formative assessment and grading can be tough in the classroom setting. Teachers may get pressure from parents and the district to give grades on student work. And some students may be more likely to complete tasks when they're scored. In this webinar, an education research professor and an English teacher will discuss why many people say formative assessments and grades shouldn't mix, and what teachers can do to get around that.
Guests:
Lorrie Shepard, dean and distinguished professor of research and evaluation methodology, the University of Colorado Boulder
Scott Filkins, English teacher at Central High School in Champaign, Ill., and member of the National Council of Teachers of English Task Force on Assessment
This webinar will be moderated by Liana Heitin, assistant editor, Education Week.
REGISTER HERE
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