assessment & self regulated learning. weighing the pig does not increase the weight of the pig
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Assessment & Self Regulated Learning
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Weighing the Pig Does Not Increase the Weight of the Pig
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Agenda
• Three Students• Instructional Repertoire: CBAM• Instructional Repertoire: Effect Size• Instructional Repertoire: Bloom’s Tax.• Current Research on Instruction
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Student 1
Karen is a kind, thoughtful grade-8 student who loves to learn. That said, she has no idea how to function effectively in groups; her teacher puts them in groups at time, but the groups are always to big and end up being friendship groups. Usually one or two kids take over and do all the work. She has never heard of Bloom’s taxonomy and has no idea about social communication or critical thinking skills. Her teacher will at times use rubrics to score their learning.
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Student 2
Michael is kind, thoughtful grade-8 student whose teacher is employing Tribes in the classroom. He is developing the skills to work more effectively in groups. They are working on attentive listening and mutual respect. His teacher has begun teaching them Bloom’s taxonomy, but he is finding it a bit difficult, but is starting to get it. The teacher consistently uses rubrics and explains them before the assignment in which it will be used. Last week they worked in a group to design their own rubric to assess their learning.
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Student 3Susan is a kind, thoughtful grade-8 student who has developed a deep level of skill in effective group work; she works independently and cooperatively on projects; she understands Blooms Taxonomy and always determines the cognitive demand of questions prior to responding to a question. She designs her own writing rubrics to self assess her learning. She has an extensive repertoire of social, communication, and critical thinking skills that she invokes by choice and not by default. She is part of a group of three that self assess their understanding prior to beginning a task.
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Three Assessment Lenses:Connect these to the 3 Students
1. Assessment ‘of’ Learning – Summative assessment/evaluation at the end of a unit of study or end of a course
2. Assessment ‘for’ Learning – Formative assessment/feedback provided during the learning – influenced by the teacher, but can also be done by the students
3. Assessment ‘as’ Learning – Formative assessment/feedback where Students assess their own work; facilitated by the teacher
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Instructional Repertoire: CBAM
• Non User• Orientation• Preparation• Mechanical – no student benefit• Routine – beginning to get benefit• Refined – becoming more powerful• Integrative – most powerful
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Instructional Repertoire: Significance
• Significance .05, .01, .001 (95/100, 1/100, 1/1000)
• The Problem with significance – controlled by ‘n’ (sample size) – throw out ‘good’ stuff
• Strength: Gives you ‘confidence’
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Instructional Repertoire: Effect Size
• Shows the mean score difference between the experimental group and the control group
• Tells us ‘How Much of a Difference’• The Problem with Effect Size – false
confidence
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Effect Size
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Instructional Repertoire: Bloom’s Tax
• Synthesis• Evaluation• Analysis• Application• Comprehension• Recall
The higher the level of thinking the longer students retain information
They are also more motivated to learn at the more complex levels
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The levels are everywhere …
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Focus on Bloom’s Taxonomy
Side A• Ranking Ladder• Venn Diagram• Concept Attainment• Mind Maps• PMI• Academic Controversy• Group Investigation• Concept Maps• Flow Charts
Side B• Framing Questions• Think Pair Share• Place Mat• Jigsaw• Lecture• 5 Basic Elements• Teams Games Tournaments• KWL chart
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Current Research on Instruction
• Number one predictor of student achievement … teacher’s instructional repertoire
• Number two predictor of student achievement … principal’s support of teachers becoming instructionally skilled
(Leithwood et al., 2009)
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Current Research on InstructionArticle: Four Drivers of Change
1. foster intrinsic motivation of teachers & students2. engage educators and students in continuous improvement of instruction and learning3. inspire collective or team work4. affect all teachers and students – 100 %
(Fullan, 2012)
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Current Research on Instruction9 Strong Claims (2012)
1. Effective pedagogies give serious consideration to pupil voice (SRLearning)2. Effective pedagogies depend on behaviour (what teachers do), knowledge and understanding (what teachers know) and beliefs (why teachers act as they do). 3. Effective pedagogies involve clear thinking about longer term learning outcomes as well as short-term goals.
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Current Research on Instruction9 Strong Claims (2012)
4. Effective pedagogies build on pupils’ prior learning and experience.
5. Effective pedagogies involve scaffolding pupil learning. 6. Effective pedagogies involve a range of techniques, including whole-class and structured group work, guided learning and
individual activity.
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Current Research on Instruction9 Strong Claims
7. Effective pedagogies focus on developing higher order thinking and
metacognition, and make good use of dialogue and questioning in order to do so. 8. Effective pedagogies embed assessment for learning. 9. Effective pedagogies are inclusive and take the diverse needs of a range of learners, as well as matters of student equity, into account.
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Feedback
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Feedback
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