Title:
Setting and using criteria
Personal Author:
Series:
Knowing what counts
Edition:
Second edition.
Publication Information:
Bloomington, IN : Solution Tree, 2011
Physical Description:
76 pages : illustrations, map ; 23 cm.
ISBN:
9781935543732
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Summary
Summary
Setting and Using Criteria focuses on tried and true ways for teachers to involve students in their own assessment. The authors outline a four-step process for co-constructing criteria, then show how to use these criteria for assessing learning without grades or other evaluative feedback. This book includes: Practical ideas Cross-curricular examples Ten ways to provide specific feedback Responses to commonly asked questions Reproducibles Setting and Using Criteria is the first book of the three-volume set called Knowing What Counts-a series for teachers who want to help their students learn more by involving them in assessment. Book jacket.
Table of Contents
Foreword | p. 7 |
1 Setting Criteria | p. 13 |
What are criteria, and why do we set them? | p. 13 |
A four-step process for setting criteria with students | p. 13 |
Step 1 Brainstorm | p. 14 |
Step 2 Sort and categorize | p. 17 |
Step 3 Make and post a T-chart | p. 19 |
Step 4 Add, revise, refine | p. 20 |
Scenarios for setting criteria with students | p. 20 |
Using personal experience | p. 20 |
Using familiar classroom experiences | p. 24 |
Using specific examples | p. 26 |
Starting with standards or outcomes | p. 28 |
Beginning with students' ideas | p. 30 |
2 Assessing Student Work in Relation to Criteria | p. 33 |
What is assessment? | p. 33 |
Shifting to criteria-based assessment | p. 34 |
Ten ways to assess without grading student work | p. 36 |
Met, Not Yet Met | p. 39 |
Met, Not Yet Met, I Noticed | p. 40 |
Sample Match | p. 42 |
Performance Rubric | p. 45 |
More of, Less of | p. 46 |
N.B. (Pay Attention) | p. 47 |
Specific Remarks | p. 49 |
Using Acronyms | p. 50 |
The Next Step | p. 53 |
Key Questions | p. 54 |
3 Questions and Responses | p. 57 |
What happens to grades when we use these approaches? | p. 57 |
How did our record keeping change when we used criteria? | p. 60 |
Can students use these approaches for self-assessment? | p. 62 |
What about the students who cannot meet all the criteria? | p. 63 |
How can I convince my students that they can live without grades? | p. 63 |
Conclusion | p. 65 |
Appendix: Reproducibles | p. 67 |
Bibliography | p. 77 |