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ASSESSMENT IN THE COE: SEAMLESS, STRONG, AND SUCCESSFUL. Cara Meade Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education Coordinator of Assessment and Accreditation John H. Lounsbury College of Education. What do we assess?. Unit Standards - Everyone GSTEP (initial)
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ASSESSMENT IN THE COE: SEAMLESS, STRONG, AND SUCCESSFUL Cara Meade Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education Coordinator of Assessment and Accreditation John H. Lounsbury College of Education
What do we assess? • Unit Standards - Everyone • GSTEP (initial) • Conceptual Framework (initial and advanced) • Specialized Professional Association (SPA) Standards - Programs • Early Childhood Education (NAEYC) • Middle Grades Education (NMSA) • Special Education (CEC) • Educational Leadership (ELCC) • Health and Physical Education (NASPE) • Library Media Specialist (AASL)
How do we assess them? • LiveText • Build assignments • Build assessments rubrics with standards digitally ‘stamped’ • Aggregate data • Run reports • Survey Monkey • Build assessment • Launch form via public URL • Analyze data • GeorgiaVIEW • Build and assess course level assignments (by choice)
LiveText Example Report Unit-Wide Assessment (Initial) Final Capstone Rubric Results (Sp 2010)
Survey Monkey Example Report • Standard II – Knowledge of Students and their Learning (all COE)
Other assessments to finish our ‘story’? • Employer Evaluations (BOR) • Graduate Satisfaction Surveys (BOR) • Dispositions • Mentor Leader Evaluations • GACE (licensure)