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Course: |
Designing Assessment Using Performance Standards |
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Code: |
EDTL 604 |
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Semester: |
Spring 2003 |
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Instructor: |
Dr. Marianne Lovik-Powers |
Reflection
In the current society, many parents, communities and business leaders
have been holding expectations for schools and teachers in terms of their
children’s education. Teachers are expected to teach students in
what is deemed appropriate for all students. Therefore, the use of standardized
testing in schools is rising, flowing into the task of teachers, students,
and parents and changing the shape of education. There are many models
of curriculum that are being used to develop and prepare students to meet
or exceed instructional standards that specify what students should know
and be able to do. This course provided me an opportunity to compare and
contrast many curriculum design models such as: Standards-based Curriculum,
Curriculum Based Assessment, Backward Design, and Curriculum Access and
Universal Design for Learning.
I have learned a lot a standards-based environment and understood that
design and analysis of assessments and rubrics can be employed in a standards-based
classroom. This class provided the meaningful knowledge of teaching and
learning in a standards-based environment.
Books |
Glatthorn, A.A., Bragaw, D., Dawkins, K. &
Parker, J. (1998). Performance Assessment and Standards-Based
Curriculum: The Achievement Cycle. New York: Eye on Education. |
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Unit 1 - Comparing Traditional and Standards-Based Grading Practices |
Unit 2 - State Performance Standards |
Unit 3 - National Performance Standards |
Unit 4 - Differentiated Instruction: Development and Practice |
Unit 5 - Curriculum Design Models and Practice |
Unit 6 - Standards-Based Assessment |
Unit 7 - Assessment Rubric |
Unit 8 - Designing Standards-based Instruction |
Unit 9 - Assessing Standards-based Instruction |
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