Making Standards Work: How to Implement Standards-based Assessments in the Classroom, School, and District

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Lead + Learn Press, 2002 - 300 σελίδες
Making Standards Work leads educators through the steps of creating and using performance assessments to determine students' achievement throughout the school year. Dr. Reeves' straightforward approach to improving student achievement begins with using performance assessments that contain real-world scenarios, multiple tasks, and clear, consistent scoring guides. Thousands of educators have used this book as an essential guide to creating effective standards-based classrooms, schools, and districts.
 

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Introduction
1
Why Standards Matter
5
Tying the Bell on the Cat
7
Getting to Know Your Standards
17
What Is the Difference?
25
The Key to Standards Implementation
35
How Are They Better?
43
The Role of the Classroom Teacher
49
Pull the Weeds Before Planting the Flowers
103
Identify the Primary Standard
109
Develop an Engaging Scenario
113
Develop Requirements for Students to Apply Analyze and Demonstrate Knowledge
117
Develop Scoring Guides Rubrics
125
Create a Model of Exemplary Student Work
129
Get Feedback
133
Clarify and Enrich the Assignment
139

The Role of the Principal
57
The Role of the District
63
Measuring Standards Achievement
71
Validity and Reliability in Performance Assessments
81
The Role of National and State Standards
89
Making Standards Work in the Classroom
95
The Key to Effective Staff Development
97
The Acid Test Student Understanding and Use
143
Collaborate with Colleagues
147
Making Standards Work in the District
151
Reproducible Handouts Appendices Glossary
181
Bibliography
291
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