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Language:
English
Category(ies):
Policies, Research, Good Practices
Topic(s) & Sub-Topic(s):
Professional Development (PD)
• ICT Pedagogy
Special Topics
• ICT integration
Country:
All OAS member states
Title:
Classroom Assessment: A Key Component to Support Education Transformation
Author:
Jon Price Daniel Light Elizabeth Pierson
Summary:
Through initiatives like Assessment and Teaching of 21st Century Skills (ATC21S ) Intel® has been collaborating with governments and policy-makers to create new national standards and national assessments. But Intel’s professional development programs help teachers use assessment for learning as part of a 21st century learning environment. In this paper, we highlight the research on six assessment strategies that should be part of a 21st century learning environment and encourage ministries to consider how these strategies may play a role in their own reform efforts: 1) Rubrics, 2) Performance-based assessments (PBAs), 3) Portfolios, 4) Student self-assessment, 5) Peer-assessment, 6) Student response systems (SRS).
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Publishing House:
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Year of Publication:
2014
Upload date:
2/1/2018
What transformation/reform does this initiative pursue?
assessment for learning ICT integration
What policy/practice has been put in place to achieve this change?
What evidence exists to demonstrate that this intervention is having the desired result?
Contributor Contact Information
Full Name:
Light, Daniel
Organization Name:
Education Development Center
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E-Mail:
dl17199@gmail.com
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Document:
Price 2014.pdf
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Keywords:
Educational innovation, Democratic classrooms
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