Practical Planning and Assessment
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Practical Planning and Assessment
Readman, Kylie (Director, Centre for Support and Advancement of Learning and Teaching, University of the Sunshine Coast); Allen, William (Senior Lecturer, University of the Sunshine Coast)
Oxford University Press Australia
10/2013
224
Mole
Inglês
9780195519563
15 a 20 dias
Practical Planning and Assessment applies the viewpoint that assessment is as an integral part of curriculum, pedagogy and student learning, by demonstrating how assessment can be used to aid, support and enable learning. Relevant and readily applicable examples and classroom scenarios highlight the major topics of the text: assessment principles, practices, issues and futures.
Introduction: Assessment Built-In or Bolt-On?PART ONE Assessment Principles 1. Developing a healthy attitudes to assessment for teachers Assessment isAssessment, teaching and learningStrategies to develop a healthy attitude to assessment2. Developing a healthy approach to assessment among students Perceptions of fairnessMotivation and resilienceSelf-theories and expectancy valueRecognition of effortFailure-A valuable tool for learning?3. Non-negotiables in assessment How beliefs and values on plagiarism can impact on assessmentSources of positive beliefs and values for non-negotiablesHow educational authorities express principles of assessmentOur non-negotiables PART TWO: Assessment Practices 4. Planning and Programming Assessments Principles behind the planning of assessmentThinking about planning an assessment programConstructive alignment: An outcomes-based approach to teaching,learning and assessment5. Classroom Formative Assessment Processes Engage students through questioningUnderstand learning through observationShare learning goals and success criteriaBuild commitment to shared learning goalsInvolve pupils in their learning6. Creating Helpful Feedback Cycles Principles associated with feedbackBenefits and challenges of creating helpful feedback cyclesGiving feedback so that it has the most positive effect on learningCommon features of efficient and effective feedback cyclesComparison of approaches to feedback at different points during learning7. School-based Summative Assessment: Design, Development and ConductExaminations and testsQuality assurance8. Making Judgements about Student Achievement Determining the assessable elements of a taskIdentify the role of criteria and standards-based rubrics in assessmentdecision makingWriting a rubric that is constructively aligned to the learning outcomesWays to enhance your judgments about students' achievement9. Recording and Reporting, Reviewing and Responding RecordingReportingReviewing and responding-The growing requirement for data analysis PART THREE: Assessment Perspectives 10. Assessment, Middle Schooling and the National Curriculum General features of the Australian CurriculumAssessment implications of the Australian Curriculum framework11. Classroom Implications of High Stakes, Standardised Testing and Examinations Preparing your students for high-stakes tests or examinationsData analysisReviewing teaching and learning by analysing test data12. Planning and Assessment in the Early Years (Vicki Schriever)The current policy context within early childhood educationIssues facing the early years' teacherImpact and opportunities for assessment practicesA holistic and strength-based approach to assessing childrenCrystal ball-The future of early childhood assessment13. Planning and Assessment in the Senior Years Purposes of summative assessment in Years 11 and 12Summative assessment in Years 11 and 12 across AustraliaApproaching assessment in Years 11 and 12-What to look forTrends and directions for senior phase assessment in the futureSustainable assessment14. Accommodations of Assessment for Students with Special Needs (Mervyn Hyde) What is assessment accommodation?Classroom assessments and state or national tests: High-stakes assessments?School-based assessment accommodations15. Using Emerging Technologies to Engage With Assessment Drivers to increase technology integration in schoolsModels of technology integration for engaging with assessmentTechnologies that are likely to emerge in the school system in the next one to five yearsConclusion: The Future of Classroom AssessmentNon-negotiables as the compassAttitude is everythingUnderstand the terrain your students have traversed'Are we there yet?'Your journey
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Practical Planning and Assessment applies the viewpoint that assessment is as an integral part of curriculum, pedagogy and student learning, by demonstrating how assessment can be used to aid, support and enable learning. Relevant and readily applicable examples and classroom scenarios highlight the major topics of the text: assessment principles, practices, issues and futures.
Introduction: Assessment Built-In or Bolt-On?PART ONE Assessment Principles 1. Developing a healthy attitudes to assessment for teachers Assessment isAssessment, teaching and learningStrategies to develop a healthy attitude to assessment2. Developing a healthy approach to assessment among students Perceptions of fairnessMotivation and resilienceSelf-theories and expectancy valueRecognition of effortFailure-A valuable tool for learning?3. Non-negotiables in assessment How beliefs and values on plagiarism can impact on assessmentSources of positive beliefs and values for non-negotiablesHow educational authorities express principles of assessmentOur non-negotiables PART TWO: Assessment Practices 4. Planning and Programming Assessments Principles behind the planning of assessmentThinking about planning an assessment programConstructive alignment: An outcomes-based approach to teaching,learning and assessment5. Classroom Formative Assessment Processes Engage students through questioningUnderstand learning through observationShare learning goals and success criteriaBuild commitment to shared learning goalsInvolve pupils in their learning6. Creating Helpful Feedback Cycles Principles associated with feedbackBenefits and challenges of creating helpful feedback cyclesGiving feedback so that it has the most positive effect on learningCommon features of efficient and effective feedback cyclesComparison of approaches to feedback at different points during learning7. School-based Summative Assessment: Design, Development and ConductExaminations and testsQuality assurance8. Making Judgements about Student Achievement Determining the assessable elements of a taskIdentify the role of criteria and standards-based rubrics in assessmentdecision makingWriting a rubric that is constructively aligned to the learning outcomesWays to enhance your judgments about students' achievement9. Recording and Reporting, Reviewing and Responding RecordingReportingReviewing and responding-The growing requirement for data analysis PART THREE: Assessment Perspectives 10. Assessment, Middle Schooling and the National Curriculum General features of the Australian CurriculumAssessment implications of the Australian Curriculum framework11. Classroom Implications of High Stakes, Standardised Testing and Examinations Preparing your students for high-stakes tests or examinationsData analysisReviewing teaching and learning by analysing test data12. Planning and Assessment in the Early Years (Vicki Schriever)The current policy context within early childhood educationIssues facing the early years' teacherImpact and opportunities for assessment practicesA holistic and strength-based approach to assessing childrenCrystal ball-The future of early childhood assessment13. Planning and Assessment in the Senior Years Purposes of summative assessment in Years 11 and 12Summative assessment in Years 11 and 12 across AustraliaApproaching assessment in Years 11 and 12-What to look forTrends and directions for senior phase assessment in the futureSustainable assessment14. Accommodations of Assessment for Students with Special Needs (Mervyn Hyde) What is assessment accommodation?Classroom assessments and state or national tests: High-stakes assessments?School-based assessment accommodations15. Using Emerging Technologies to Engage With Assessment Drivers to increase technology integration in schoolsModels of technology integration for engaging with assessmentTechnologies that are likely to emerge in the school system in the next one to five yearsConclusion: The Future of Classroom AssessmentNon-negotiables as the compassAttitude is everythingUnderstand the terrain your students have traversed'Are we there yet?'Your journey
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