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Master Tech Teacher

MASTER TECHNOLOGY TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

Education Service Center

Region XI

Giving them the tools that will stay with them for a life time

 

Karen Freeman

 

 

 

 

Assessment Instruments

 

What

tasks, strategies, instruments

How

the processes, 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 students

Observe student and/or computer screen.

Ask questions.

Continually

Provide constant feedback that will identify problems and encourage success.

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

Checklist
Timeline

 

Periodically at logical reflection points

 

Students will monitor their own progress according to the checklist and timeline

c) to determine your students' learning progress and achievement

Monitor progress throughout lesson

Use rubric to evaluate Newsletter/Brochure.

Continually through lesson.

At completion of lesson.

The rubric will serve as an example of brochure/newsletter assessment.

 

Assessment Strategies

 

Goals

Sub-Goals (Objectives)

Type of Learning

Assessment Strategy

Feedback Strategy

Student Goal
Use the print resources (Literature books & Reference books) to research Anne Frank.

1.      Use index/table of contents searches

2.      Create works cited to hold references

1.      Knowledge

2.      Comprehension

3.      Evaluation

4.      Psychomotor

Observation

Verbal

Student Goal
Use Publisher to create a brochure/newsletter.

1.      Summarize information from research

2.      Use template to create brochure/newsletter

1.      Comprehension

2.      Analysis

3.      Evaluation

4.      Psychomotor

Observation

Verbal

 

Rubric

Student Goal
Use the knowledge learned to express an understanding of Anne Frank and the circumstances surrounding her life.

Evaluate and internalize information learned from research.

1. Synthesis

 

 

Discussion

Observation

Verbal praise

 

Teacher Goal
Reason about the development of an integrated technology lesson

1. Plan the unit.

2. Develop guidelines for student research.

3. Develop an assessment instrument.

4. Discuss effective lab-management strategies.

5. Differentiate the needs of learners at various cognitive levels.

1. Synthesis

2. Analysis

3. Evaluation

4. Comprehension

5. Analysis

Discussion

Completion of Rubric

 

Verbal

Professional Goal
Improve questioning techniques

1. Learn to use open ended questions

1. Analysis

 

Successful implementation during lesson.

 

Professional Goal
Address the needs of diverse learners (both learning disabled and GT)

1. Consider levels of Blooms Taxonomy.

1. Application

Self-evaluation

 

 

 

Education Service Center
Region XI
3001 N. Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76106

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