FF 2000 Sessions on Assessment

The following sessions were given at Fall Forum 2000 in Providence, Rhode Island. In order to view session descriptions below and contact presenters, you must be a member the CES Interactive Area. Click here to join.

Accountability: A Learner-Centered Approach

Assessment, Standards and Essential Learnings: Teasing Out What's Important

Competencies That Count: Strategies for Assessing High-Performance Skills and "Habits of Mind"

Creating Critical Readers Through an Integrated Reading/Writing Assessment

Final Exams Out, Student Mastery and Achievement In: Developing a Performance-Based Assessment Program Aligned to State Standards

Following Graduates as a Form of Accountability

Going Public: Selling Performance Assessment to Politicians, Policymakers and the Public

Looking Back on the Portfolio Process

Standards, History and Social Studies Portfolios

Student as Worker: Translating the Experience for College Admissions

The End-of-Year Portfolio Presentation: A New Lens for Students to Evaluate Their Learning

TRAP for Modern Languages: Technology, Rubrics, Assessments, Portfolios

What's Good Enough for You is Not Good Enough for Me: Rubrics, Moderation and Performance-Based Assessment

Whose Standards are They?

E Ola Ka 'Olelo Hawai'i - Learning and Living the Hawaiian Language Through Authentic Assessments

Modeling Academic Integrity

Student Exhibition: Students Learn Their Place in History Through an Interdisciplinary Project

The "At-Risk" Student: Priming the Portfolio Pump With Parental Involvement

Writing Portfolios Across The Curriculum


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