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Leader as Teacher. Session Three Opening videos:. Agenda. Making the Connection Rubrics/Scoring Tools The new learning experience Web 2.0 Tools. Saturday line up…. Technology for Teaching and Learning with Team America. Universal Design for Learning with Jimmy and his Harem.
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Leader as Teacher Session Three Opening videos:
Agenda Making the Connection Rubrics/Scoring Tools The new learning experience Web 2.0 Tools
Saturday line up… Technology for Teaching and Learning with Team America Universal Design for Learning with Jimmy and his Harem Ice Breakers with Three Amigos Cindy Notobartolo, Pat Gilbert, Rick Apfel, Mike Widenhouse Joseph Ross, Elvis Fabi, Richard Gibson Jimmy Russell, Terry McQuaid, Beth Kelly, Kristin McMenamin
Understanding by Design Stages Identifydesired results Determine acceptable evidence Plan learning experiences
Worth being familiar with Important to know & do Enduring understanding Stage One: Identify Desired Results
Understanding by Design Stages Identifydesired results Determine acceptable evidence
Students are presumed innocent of understandinguntil convicted by evidence.
Understanding by Design Stages Identifydesired results Determine acceptable evidence Plan learning experiences
Objectives and Activities • Authentic • Engaging • Varied instructional methods and strategies • Integration of technology
Scoring Tools in Real Life • What decision have you recently made that involved choices based on criteria?
Scoring Tools • What criteria should performance be judged and discriminated? • How should the different levels of quality, proficiency, or understanding be described and distinguished from one another? • Rubric
What is a scoring tool or rubric? • What are the characteristics of a rubric?
Chocolate Chip Cookie • Criteria: • Range of Performance:
Chocolate Chip Cookie • Criteria: Number of Chips Texture Color Taste Richness • Range of Performance: Delicious Tasty Edible Not Yet Edible
What is a Good Scoring Tool/Rubric? • Reflects learning objectives • Assesses significant tasks, skill, and abilities • Determines criteria and performance levels • Uses specific descriptors • Teacher and student friendly
Screwbrics A rubric can also limit what a learner may want to do. The learner may want to go above and beyond what the rubric requires, but they won’t since it doesn’t impact the grade. A rubric can be limiting.
Edutopia clips • http://www.edutopia.org/project-based-learning-overview-video Design competitionhttp://www.edutopia.org/mountlake-terrace-geometry-real-world-video (using math skills) • Intro to comprehensive assessment: http://www.edutopia.org/comprehensive-assessment-introduction-video • Kids care for environment http://www.edutopia.org/wetland-watchers-service-learning-video • Five-Year-Olds Pilot Their Own Project-Based Learning • http://www.edutopia.org/kindergarten-project-based-learning-video