Assessment Instruments

Jeremy Jameson

Formal and Informal Assessment and Feedback Plan

Objectives

What

Tasks, strategies, instruments

How

The 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 you and the students and the mentee

Observation

 

Class/ Group Discussion

 

Questioning

Observe students throughout the lesson and during group work

 

Question students as needed to check for information and comprehension

 

Discuss with mentor to see which techniques are most effective

Provides the teacher an opportunity to check the student’s engagement

 

Provides the student and teacher with a snapshot of what learning is taking place and it can be compared to the instructional technique.

 

Allows the mentee and the mentor the opportunity to compare notes and improve technique.

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

Discussion

 

Reflection

At the end of each lesson or at the end of each instructional technique

This will allow for a break between lessons and should engage students and mentee to hone both the teaching and the learning processes.

To determine your students’ and mentee’s learning progress and achievement

Rubric

 

Discussion

 

Reflection

At the end of each lesson.

 

At the end of each instructional technique.

 

At the end of a group of related lessons.

This will assign a numerical value(for those that are logic minded) and allow for a grade scale to see improvement.

 

To review what was taught and how, to gauge if one style with a lesson might be more effective than another.

Assessment Strategies

Student Learning Goals

Sub-Goals (Objectives)

Type of learning

Assessment Strategies

Feedback Strategies

The student will understand how positive and negative numbers interact

Students will arrange numbers on a number line

Knowledge

 

Application

 

Analysis

Observation

Verbal

Rubric

Verbal

Rubric

Student will visually demonstrate that opposites cancel

Students will compare integers with inequality symbols

The student will find\notice patterns in various addition & subtraction problems

Students will discuss(groups) possible trends in a given set

Comprehension

 

Evaluation

 

Knowledge

Observation

Verbal

Rubric

Verbal

Written

Rubric

Students will justify their group selection

Students will group problems based on similarity

The student will create their own rules for adding integers

Students will compose prospective rules on supplied sheets

Synthesis

 

Evaluation

 

 

Rubric

Verbal

Team Evaluation

Written

Verbal

Written, grade

Rubric

Students will defend their reasoning to group members

Groups will defend  reasoning to class

Teacher Learning Goals

 

 

 

 

The teacher will improve classroom management skills through student engagement

Make learning meaningful by connecting to real world applications

Analysis

 

Comprehension

 

Synthesis

Observation

Rubric

Verbal

Rubric

Verbal

Group students together to capitalize on strengths and weaknesses

Use in class resources and other students to accommodate diverse learning.

The teacher will discover more ways to implement technology into lessons

Increase skills using different technologies

Application

 

Comprehension

 

Synthesis

Observation

Rubric

Verbal

Rubric created

Written

Find ways to make learning student centered while incorporating technology.

Create a rubric for technology use

Professional Goals

 

 

 

 

I will develop coaching and mentoring techniques through proper questioning and relationship building

Establish trust through conversation and providing help

Evaluation

 

Synthesis

 

Application

Observation

Evaluation

Self Evaluation

Rubric

Verbal

Develop open ended questioning techniques

Use techniques with students and teachers

I will help develop a better understanding of how technology can help in meeting the needs of students

Teach new material and refresher or new techniques of technology

Application

 

Synthesis

 

Evaluation

 

Knowledge

Observation

Evaluation

Rubric

Rubric

Verbal

Help integrate current lessons into lessons that incorporate technology effectively.

Continually research new technology advances.