Students’ perspective on assessment may be limited to summative grades for semester performance. However, providing access to data tracking their progress formatively could empower them to be more proactive in preparing for success. Examples of empowering students through access to data will be shared from two campuses. One campus will demonstrate how requiring students to reflect on longitudinal reports of their performance on learning outcomes can assist in targeting their studies. The second campus will exhibit how assessment data can be linked to peer mentoring. Participants will strategize how to engage students actively in the use of assessment data
Successful implementation of ipsative assessment and feedback is dependent on recording of past asse...
School leaders and principals have an obligation to use every tool at their disposal to maximize stu...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...
Students’ perspective on assessment may be limited to summative grades for semester performance. How...
In the current environment, with particular scrutiny of the quality and impact of teaching within Hi...
The increased availability of vast and highly varied amounts of data from learners, teachers, learni...
Over the past three decades, student affairs assessment, as an organized functional area, has mature...
Participants will be introduced to how data can be harnessed from GradeMark to inform teaching and a...
This chapter examines ways in which student survey data may be used to shape the priorities and appr...
Assessment is key to student learning. This paper examines the case for increased participation by h...
Finding avenues to collect and use data in our teaching parallel to the way we use data in research ...
As educators face increasing pressure from federal, state, and local accountability policies to impr...
This session will detail how Dakota State University launched a pilot to collect student learning as...
A ready source of data to investigate learning gain is that generated normally through student asses...
The process of classroom assessment can serve an important role in enhancing student motivation and ...
Successful implementation of ipsative assessment and feedback is dependent on recording of past asse...
School leaders and principals have an obligation to use every tool at their disposal to maximize stu...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...
Students’ perspective on assessment may be limited to summative grades for semester performance. How...
In the current environment, with particular scrutiny of the quality and impact of teaching within Hi...
The increased availability of vast and highly varied amounts of data from learners, teachers, learni...
Over the past three decades, student affairs assessment, as an organized functional area, has mature...
Participants will be introduced to how data can be harnessed from GradeMark to inform teaching and a...
This chapter examines ways in which student survey data may be used to shape the priorities and appr...
Assessment is key to student learning. This paper examines the case for increased participation by h...
Finding avenues to collect and use data in our teaching parallel to the way we use data in research ...
As educators face increasing pressure from federal, state, and local accountability policies to impr...
This session will detail how Dakota State University launched a pilot to collect student learning as...
A ready source of data to investigate learning gain is that generated normally through student asses...
The process of classroom assessment can serve an important role in enhancing student motivation and ...
Successful implementation of ipsative assessment and feedback is dependent on recording of past asse...
School leaders and principals have an obligation to use every tool at their disposal to maximize stu...
Rather than sorting students into winners and losers, assessment for learning can put all students o...