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Planning for Quality Performance Assessment

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Mike Schmoker states that "Much can be said about why learning goals are important as they are useful as a prism through which we can view the totality of school improvement." This means that goals need to be rightly understood as they are urged to unify the most essential elements of our school success. Project 24: Back to School: Diving Into Digital Learning Thursday, August 22, 2013 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. (EDT) Register and submit questions for the webinar at http://media.all4ed.org/registration-aug-22-2013

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Page 1: Planning for Progress

Planning for Quality Performance Assessment

Page 2: Planning for Progress

Planning for Progress

“Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?”

Providing Direction

By Lewis Carroll

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A Relationship Between Work and Accomplishments

School Improvement

Goals Tipping PointsMultip

le

Initiatives

Goals Unify

Career & College Readiness

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The 5 R's provide

consistency for standards

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Investing in Time

Expectations for every Teacher

Invest Time

Student

Centered

Learning

1

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three key areas that drive our professional learning communities

Academic benchmarks are end of unit subject level assessments

Investing in Assessments2

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• read it independently & formulate an answer• generate a response to what one has read,

viewed or heard• explain one's thinking in complete sentences• use notes to write an open response• describe an experience & report conclusions• compare & contrast• argue an idea and support one’s thinking

WRITING

SCIENCESOCIAL STUDIES

MATH

ENGLISH ELECTIVES

Writing

Reading

Speaking

Reasoning

Science

Social Studies

Electives

Math

3 Investing in Instruction

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• App selection that can be progressive by grades

• A common place to store content

• A common set of expectations for student usage

4

Twenty-first Century

SCHOLARSFuture Workplace

Investing in Technology