Online Resources for Assessment - Assessment, Assessment Rubrics, and Evaluation Guidelines
Carol Holzberg suggests visiting this list of Web sites for assessment tips and tools, and for help in developing, adapting, or adopting assessments that detail what you expect students to learn and evaluate what they have mastered for any given lesson. CLASs Primer: A Guide for Comprensive Local Assessment Systems Design and Use The CLASs Primer was developed by Southern Maine Partnership's educators to provide support for districts across the state in developing local K-12 assessment systems, as required by Maine law. The primer provides a straightforward process for design and implementatino of a district-level assessment system, including articulating an assessment philosophy and defining essential knowledge and skills; system design; technidal requirements; and data management and use. Comprehensive list of assessment activities and strategies by RMC Research Corporation This list defines several assessment strategies that you can use in a classroom setting. Some are performance assessment strategies that require students to generate, rather than choose, a response in order to demonstrate learning. Some are collaborative strategies that foster discussion with others. The common theme among these strategies is they provide alternatives to traditional standardized, normed, multiple-choice, or paper-and-pencil type methods. The Electronic Learning Marketplace (ELM) Located at the University of Southern Maine, this Technology Innovation Challenge Grant project focuses on developing teacher-developed lessons and assessments for all K-12 curriculum areas. Teachers first create a "Sketch" Assessment a "snapshot" of a lesson, together with an aligned assessment. Later, through a stringent peer-review, feedback, and critique process, the assessment is enriched with benchmarks, examples of student work, tips from the instructor, and other pertinent information, and then becomes a "portrait." The online collection of assessments is located at: | |
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