Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Authencic
Assessment
- BIG IDEA 1: Types of Assessment
- Traditional
- Exams
- Multiple Choice
- True/False
- Recall
- Recognition
- Authentic
- Demonstration
- Real World Task
- Meaningful
Application
- Essential
Knowledge &
Skills
- Assessment that asks students to perform real world
task that demonstrate meaningful application of
essential knowledge and skills.--Jon Mueller
- BIG IDEA 2: Traditional
Versus Authentic
- TRADITIONAL
ASSESSMENT
- Schools mission
is to develop
productive
citizens
- Schools
possess
knowledge
and skills
- Schools
must teach
knowledge
and skills
- Schools
test and
evaluate
- Teacher
Structured
- AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT
- Schools mission
is to develop
productive
citizens
- Students must
be able to
perform real
world tasks
- Schools assist
students in
proficient task
performance
- Student
Structured
Learning
produces
direct
evidence
- Student
Structured
- BIG IDEA 5: STANDARDS
- Specific to one or
a few grade levels
- Written with
performance
measurement
in mind
- Types of Standards
- Content
- What students should
know or be able to do
within the content of a
specific discipline
- Process
- Skills students should
"develop" to enhance
the learning process
- Value
- Statements that
describe "attitudes"
teachers would like
students to develop
towards learning.
- BIG IDEA 3: Why Use Authentic Assessment (AA)?
- They are Direct
Measures of
Student Knowledge
- Students must APPLY Knowledge
- AA captures the
constructive nature
of learning
- Students need to Construct "Own" meaning of the World
- AA's integrate teaching,
learning, and
assessment
- Teachers Facilitate
- Students Learning Becomes the Assessment
- BIG IDEA 4: How to create Authentic Assessments
- STEP 1: Identify
the standards.
- Reflect
- Review
- Write
- STEP 2: Select an
Authentic Task
- REAL WORLD
- Students
demonstrate
Capability to
meet standards
- STEP 3: Identify the
Criteria for the task
- Criteria: Indicates
good performance
on the task.
- Briefly stated
- Observable
- Statement of
behavior
- Student
Friendly
Language
- Parent
Friendly
Language
- STEP 4: Create the
Rubric
- BIG IDEA 6: Teaching
Divers Learners
- Initial Assessment
- Provided appropriate
placement and
instructional
information
- Ongoing Assessment
- Continued feedback on
the effectiveness of
instrucion
- Indicates where a change in
instructional strategy may be
needed
- High Stakes Testing
- Keeps schools
accountable for
progress made