Grades K-12 teachers will:
- Learn how to create a brain-compatible classroom that fosters success and confidence in students when they are assessed
- Plan lessons so students know what they should know and be able to do
- Ask effective questions to find out if students are really learning what they should learn
- Create effective tests
- Be able to tell before, during, and after lessons what students know
Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: What Are the Types of Assessment?
Chapter 2: What Evidence Supports the Use of a Variety of Assessment Types?
Chapter 3: How Can I Create a Brain-Compatible Classroom Environment That Fosters High Academic Achievement?
Chapter 4: How Can I Begin With the End in Mind?
Chapter 5: How Can I Write Quality Selected- and Constructed-Response Test Items?
Chapter 6: How Can Effective Questioning Show That Students Are Learning?
Chapter 7: How Do I Know What Students Already Know Before the Lesson?
Chapter 8: How Do I Know What Students Are Learning During the Lesson?
Chapter 9: How Do I Know What Students Have Learned After the Lesson?
Chapter 10: How Can Checklists Be Used to Assess Student Learning?
Chapter 11: How Can Rubrics Be Used to Assess Student Learning?
Chapter 12: How Do We Know What Students Are Learning When They Work Together?
Chapter 13: How Can Students Peer- and Self-Assess During the Formative Process?
Chapter 14: How Can Students Knock the Top Off Any Test?
Final Thoughts
References
Index
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