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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 BALLROOM FG, 2:30 – 3:30 Assess More, But Grade Less ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE One of the most misused, misunderstood, and mistrusted issues in public schooling is how we have communicated student achievement and progress to our students and parents. Grades must communicate to parents, students, and teachers exactly what students know and are able to do. However, in many cases, grades do not reflect relative mastery of what a student has learned. Students need to be assessed frequently, even daily, to determine their level of understanding. These frequent and ongoing assessments are considered as “checkpoints” on students’ progress and the foundation for feedback given. Often, these assessments should not be counted as part of a student’s “grade,” as they are simply a form of checking for understanding. Summative assessments are used by the teacher at the end of instruction to evaluate a student’s learning and assign grades. Participants will distinguish formative assessment from summative assessment and discuss how grading fits into assessments. DR. ALAN VEACH alan.veach@sreb.org 140 #AIEConf
CHRIS CANNON Chris@ Fighting4Youth.com 12A, 2:30 – 3:30 Violence in the Classroom, a Sure Cure for Safety! SCHOOL CLIMATE Every classroom has its issues; violence seems to be the overwhelming problem in classrooms around the country today. Learn the strategies to eliminate pesky and low-level behaviors that disrupt class time, distract students from learning, and strain relationships between teachers and administrators. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 #AIEConf 141
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