Cheri Walker

MTTC

April 24, 2003

Formal and Informal Assessment and Feedback Plan

 
What tasks, strategies, instruments
How: the processes, how often?
Why: how are the Learning Goals Supported?
a) to enable continuous/frequent feedback between you and the adult learners

Cklist of project components

Frequent Email to establish rapport and anticipate areas of concern as the lesson is developed. see attached: communication.rtf

Documentation of Resource Materials and Site Maps for the project Computer lab, Video Cameras, digital cameras , Internet sites for Texas History and Famous Heros, books, Multimedia Presentation guidelines, tutorials and textbooks to help prepare the adult learner prior to the lab day.
b)to encourage the adult learners to reflect on their learning progress and achievement peer evaluation of group work and a written reflection for the project at completion Peer group evaluation form distributed at end of project, student evaluations of the project presentation

Final posted website demonstrating the lesson plans for scope and sequence of the Social Studies TEKS with integrated technology components to include: Powerpoint presentation by the elementary children; webpages documenting the history of Texas Heros as well as the events for the Action Lab; and a video presentation of the Process in the Action Lab

 

c) to determine the learning progress and achievement

Student evaluation of the Website

Display of the Action Lab product on the TCEA Area 11 website

End of Project Presentation Presentation made to the Conference attendees at the Conference