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Assessment Instruments

Objectives

What

Task, Strategies, Instruments

How

Process,

How often

Why

How do the selected tools support your learning goals and the learning principles guiding your design?

to enable continuous/frequent feedback between instructor and students

Questions

Discussion

Observation

Continually

Asking questions will allow the teacher to access knowledge learned and understanding. Discussing the information in class will enable students to retain what information is to be used in project. Observing the students will enable the teacher to guide and assist students when needed.

to encourage the students to reflect on their learning progress and achievement

Questioning

Discussion

Observation

on a daily basis

Through questioning and discussing the teacher can monitor students progress and check student understanding.

to determine your students' learning progress and achievement

Observation

Final Video

Rubric

Continually

Students will work in groups to create a video that covers present and past service learning projects. Observing students daily will check for task accomplishment. The rubric will provide students with a guide to evaluate their work, present a list of what needs to be done and provide a tool with which to grade final product.

 

 

Assessment Strategies

Goals

Student Learning

Sub Goal

(Objectives)

Types of Learning

Assessment Strategies

Feedback Strategy

Student Goals

Perform effective research on past and present service learning projects using information on network server and intranet.

TEK 110.24 b (13) (C)

use multiple sources, including electronic texts, experts, and print resources, to locate information relevant to research questions. 

TEK 126.12.1

(A) demonstrate knowledge and appropriate use of operating systems, software applications, and communication and networking components.

 

Knowledge

Information Search

Evaluating Data

Direct Instruction

Questioning

Observation

Group work

Ask questions

Brainstorm ideas

Evaluate Data

 

Students will be able to provide information for a storyboard and plan their own storyboard.

TEK 110.24 b (13) (E)

summarize record and organize information from multiple sources by taking notes, outlinging ideas, and making charts

Synthesis:

Evaluation of data

Define problem

Analysis

Making Deductions

Direct Instruction

Discussion

Questioning

Summarization

 

Planned storyboard

Small groups

Discussion

Work collaboratively to desegregate into needed and not needed information based on research findings.

TEK 110.24 b (10)(G)Paraphrase and summarize text to recall, inform, or organize ideas

110.24 b (13)(G)

draw conclusions from information gathered from multiple sources

Analysis

Making Deductions

Comprehension

Paraphrasing

Group Discussion

 

Summarization

Evaluation

Discuss important information concerning service learning projects to include in video.

 

Submit storyboard for Evaluation

Create an effective video presentation including music, clips, and still pictures.

Students will be able to download clips and still pictures selected from network server into software.

Students will be able to transfer video from a camera to a computer.

Identify the various formats in which digital video can be stored.

Insert music mix created in Acid X software.

Students will be able to edit film clips, insert transitions and insert text.

 

TEK 110.24 b.(20) (B)

organize prior knowledge about a topic in a variety of ways such as by producing a graphic organizer

110.24 (b) (20) (E)

present information in various forms using available technology

110.24 (b) (24) (B)

produce communications using technology or appropriate media such as developing a class newspaper, multimedia reports, or video reports.

TEK 126.12.1(B)

compare, contrast,

and appropriately use the various input, processing, output, and primary/secondary storage devices.

126.12.7(D)demonstrate proficiency in the use of multimedia authoring programs by creating linear or non-linear projects incorporating text, audio, video, and graphics

Synthesis

Organizing and conducting an original product

Application

Modeling

Evaluation

Evaluating one's own products and ideas

Observation

 

Demonstration

 

Evaluation

Downloading and Editing clips

Downloading music selections

 

 

Final video product

 

Complete rubric

 Teacher Assessment

Guide students during research and collection of information. Give students instruction in learning to access server and intranet.  Instruct students in creation of video using Pinnacle Studios software and Acid x software.

TEK 110.24 b.(20) (B)

organize prior knowledge about a topic in a variety of ways such as by producing a graphic organizer

110.24 (b) (20) (E)

present information in various forms using available technology

110.24 (b) (24) (B)

produce communications using technology or appropriate media such as developing a class newspaper, multimedia reports, or video reports.

TEK 126.12.11

(A) publish information in a variety of ways including, but not limited to, printed copy, monitor display, internet documents, and video.

(B) design and create interdisciplinary multimedia presentations for defined audiences including audio, video, text, and graphics.

Knowledge

Comprehension

Application

Analysis

Synthesis

Evaluation

Discussion

Summarizations

Collaboration

Produce a video presentation containing clips, still pictures, music and text covering past and present service learning projects..

 

Complete a rubric.

Monitor students as they do research and work in groups. Keep students on task through questioning and one on one instruction. Use strategies that support classroom management.

Target Reading TEKS and TA TEKS.

Target diverse learners using modifications specified by special ed dept. Give one on one instruction when needed.

Knowledge

Comprehension

Collaboration

Discussion

Cooperation

Modifications needed:   check for understanding, re-phrase/re-word directions, preferential seating, peer tutoring.

Communicate to each other ideas concerning classroom strategies and modifications.
Use mentor as a resource for learning technology. Gain confidence in using technology in the classroom to ensure student learning. 110.24 (b) (20) (E) present information in various forms using available technology. Knowledge

Comprehension

Collaboration

Discussion

Cooperation

Brainstorm ideas concerning integrating technology into the classroom. Choose applications to use in creating lessons. Practice using software.
Mentor Assessment
Reviewing and discussing lessons concerning the use of technology.  See that the teacher possesses skills needed to teach lesson. Determine the best aspects that will help the teacher with the task. TEK 110.24 b (13) (C

TEK 110.24 b (13) (E

TEK 110.24 b (10)(G)110.24 b (13)(G)

TEK 110.24 b.(20) (B)110.24 (b) (20) (E)

110.24 (b) (24) (B)

110.24 (b) (20) (E)

TEK 126.12.7(D)

TEK 126.12.11(A,B)

 

 

Knowledge

Comprehension

Application

Analysis

Synthesis

Evaluation

 

Questioning

Brainstorming

Collaboration

What does the teacher need to learn in order to be successful integrating technology that will promote student learning.

 

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