What’s in a Name? The Challenge of Testing Terminology
We use a lot of assessment names—formative, interim, benchmark—without agreeing on their meaning and use. The cost? Public understanding and student learning.
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We use a lot of assessment names—formative, interim, benchmark—without agreeing on their meaning and use. The cost? Public understanding and student learning.
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André Rupp provides answers to frequently asked questions about four aspects of diagnostic classification models in K-12 education.
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Policymakers and educators should have guidance to make sense of why different assessments can yield such different results.
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Discussing how digital tools, when implemented correctly, can help educators and school officials make informed decisions about how to support student learning.
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Formative assessment implementation can be both impeded and facilitated, and we take a look at the factors that play into each outcome.
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A blog post from one of our interns presents a framework for improving classroom assessment practices.
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Clear communication is a requirement of effective assessment design and use, but outside factors can often muddy the waters and cause confusion.
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We’re offering 23 professional classroom assessment learning modules, an expansion of 7 modules offered at the beginning of the pandemic.
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Using a state test to inform instruction is possible, but has limitations that educators and other stakeholders need to understand.
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Learnings from our Colloquium: effective communication about educational assessment and accountability in a time of confusion and mistrust.
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Your assessment selection can ensure you can monitor recovery efforts and confirm evidence of learning progress following the pandemic.
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One in a series exploring research and best practices on defining, teaching and assessing 21st century skills.
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Developing Needs-Based Sociocultural Approaches to Professional Development and Assessment Literacy This post is a summary of the main ideas from a symposium focused on educators’ assessment literacy presented at the […]
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How should culture affect the ways we think about teaching, learning, and assessment?
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Making Teachers Active Agents in Improving Assessment Literacy Most of us would agree that if the problem of improving K-12 educator assessment literacy has not been solved, it is not […]
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Challenges and Approaches to Guide New Teachers in the Wake of COVID-19 School Disruptions This fall, a batch of fresh new teachers, eager and anxious to start their careers, will […]
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Leveraging a Formative Assessment Approach to Inform Student Learning Progress and Teaching Practices in a Post-Pandemic Education Environment The pandemic has surfaced disparities among students with respect to equitable educational […]
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Combining Good Pedagogy and Technology to Conduct Assessment Informs Future Instruction In a previous post, we discussed what is the same and what is different about the formative assessment process in […]
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