MASTER TECHNOLOGY TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

Education Service Center
Region XI


Sharyn Grisham

Assessment & Feedback Plan
Assessment Instrument
What

Tasks, Strategies, Instrument

How

Process, How often?

Why

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

a) To enable continuous/frequent feedback between you and the adult learners
Direct Instruction
Live demonstration
Question/ Answers
Throughout direct instruction, demonstration, and followup
Teacher will present direct instruction using a Powerpoint presentation. To reinforce the steps, the teacher will present a live demonstration of the steps using the EDP software. Step-by-step manuals will enable the adult learners to implement their instruction when they return to their own campuses.
b) To encourage the adult learners to reflect on their learning progress and achievement Self-assessment
Observation
Inservice evaluation forms
During the lesson, after the presentation, and when the learners return to their campuses.
Adult learners will be given the opportunity to digest what has been presented and then use the information to set up their attendance and gradebook on their own campuses.
c) To determine your adult learners' learning progress and achievement
Observation
Checkpoints
Rubric
During inservice and after inservice completion

Teacher will use her observations and completed rubric to address the student learning goals & objectives.
Goals
Sub-Goals
(Objectives)
Types of Learning
Assessment Strategy
Feedback Strategy
Student Goals

1. Submit attendance using the EDP attendance program.

  • Enter EDP program and record absences for each class
  • Submit absences for each class
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
Observation

Oral feedback

Are the teachers able to successfully submit daily attendance?

2. Access attendance and demographic information from the EDP attendance software
  • Enter EDP program and acquire demographic data for each course and section
  • Enter teacher comments when needed
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
Self-Assessment

Observation

Oral feedback

Are the teachers able to successfully access attendance and demographic information available?

3. Set up preferences of EDP gradebook to meet district, campus, and department standards
  • Open and register EDP gradebook software
  • Set grade cutoff standards
  • Enter teacher data
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
Self-Assessment

Observation

Oral feedback

Are the teachers able to successfully set up the gradebook according to district standards?

4. Create assignments and submit grades

  • Master instructions for setting up grades
  • Master instructions for entering grades
  • Master instructions for submitting grades
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
  • Acquiring knowledge
  • Executing actions
Self-Assessment

Observation

Oral feedback

Are the teachers able to successfully complete and submit grades?

Goals
Sub-Goals
(Objectives)
Types of Learning
Assessment Strategy
Feedback Strategy
Teacher Goals: (Instructor)

1. Determine lesson objectives, integrating technology for adult learner achievement and enrichment

  • Develop Lesson Plan
  • Set objectives
  • Cognitive (Synthesis)
  • Cognitive (Synthesis)
Rubric

Observation

Teacher has PowerPoint for basic information delivery

Plan modifications needed for adult learners

Oral and written feedback

Did you convey the information you wanted to teach?

What technology enhanced student learning?

2. Create a lesson promoting higher level thinking skills for diverse adult learners
  • Distinguish the needs of diverse learners
  • Plan learning experiences for diverse learners
  • Use proper questioning techniques to promote higher level thinking
  • Affective
  • Psychomotor (executing Actions)
  • Cognitive (Analysis)
  • Cognitive (Evaluation)
Rubric

Observation

Discuss expectations with administration

Plan lesson that will encourage teachers to complete their EDP maintenance

Oral and/or written feedback

How did you meet the needs of diverse learners?

Did you promote higher level thinking?

3. Implement proper technology tools to meet lesson objectives, considering special needs of adult learners
  • Determine what software and hardware are needed for specific tasks
  • Identify special needs of adult learners
  • Psychomotor (executing Actions)
  • Affective

Rubric

Observation

Discuss network needs with technology department and set up for functional presentation

Oral and/or written feedback

Did you include learning experiences for diverse learners?

4. Develop and use classroom management strategies for adult learners strategies
  • Determine the use of Assistive Technology to meet individual needs
  • Identify methods for including all students in active learning
  • Cognitive (Analysis)
  • Cognitive (Evaluation)
  • Cognitive (Application)
Rubric

Observation

Plan for adult learner notetaking

Oral and/or written feedback

Was the software appropriate?

Were all learners involved in active learning?

5. Build positive attitude toward using EDP attendance and gradebook software

  • Be able to confidently use the available software
  • Assist others with problems
  • Comprehension
  • Affective
Rubric

Observation

Keep all instructions and comments positive

Oral feedback

Observation

Did learners leave with a smile and a good attitude?

INSERVICE RUBRIC

 

CRITERIA

1 POINT

2 POINTS

3 POINTS

4 POINTS

TOTAL

Learners were on task and attentive to instructions

Learners were not on task at all

Learners were on task some of the time

Learners were on task most of the time

All learners were on task at all times

 

Quality of notes taken by learners

Learners did not take notes

Notes were taken by some of the learners

Good notes were taken by most learners

Excellent and informative notes were taken by all learners

 

 

Quality/quantity of questions asked during presentation

Learners did not aks any questions

A few questions were asked by learners

Some good questions were asked by learners

Many excellent questions were asked by learners

 

Attitude of learners

Learners left the workshop with an attitude

A few learners left the workshop with a good attitude

Most learners left the workshop with a good attitude

All learners left the workshop with a smile and a postitive attitude

 

 

Adapted from:

Powerpoint Rubric at http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/Blend_School/itcould/PowerEval.htm


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