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Assessment
- OERI:National Institute on Student Achievement, Curriculum, and Assessment;
This site provides research-based leadership to the U.S. as states and localities strive to improve student achievement in core content areas and work to integrate these areas to enhance student learning.
- Exemplars;
This site
offers easily differentiated, classroom-tested, standards-based assessment and instruction materials.
- Alternative Assessment in the Social Sciences; Students' difference in learning styles and the active nature of learning make it imperative that teachers employ alternative methods of assessment, and this site provides a guide for the use of alternative methods of teaching.
- The Project Approach;
This site presents the case for providing experiences for children that support them in their quest for understanding, contrasted with the idea of delivering educational end products or outcomes.
- National Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing;
CSE/CRESST research and development have successfully scaled up their models-based accountability research to create innovative assessment and accountability systems for learners of almost every age.
- Electronic Portfolio;
This site presents the results of a preliminary study of teacher candidates electronic portfolio development efforts, student attitudes and skills developed during the process, and some preliminary conclusions .
- MCPS Social Studies; The goals, standards, expectations, outcomes, indicators, and content identified in the Maryland School Performance Program, has a major impact on social studies curriculum, and this site was desiged to assist teachers and the general public in the identification of the various social studies standards.
- Alternative/Performance-Based Assessment;
There are generally two kinds of data used in educational assessment or evaluation, quantitative and qualitative; a quantitative uses values from astandardized system that intentionally limits data collection to a predetermined set of possible responses and a qualitative measurement is more concerned with detailed descriptions of situations or performance, hence it can be much more subjective but can also be much more valuable in the hands of an experienced teacher. This site focuses on the use of qualitative data.
- Welcome to the ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation; This site provides balanced information concerning educational assessment, evaluation and research methodology and resources to encourage the responsible use of educational data.
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