boot camp three uwg spring 2015. agenda write commentary for task 2 with artifacts (videos) students...
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Boot Camp ThreeUWGSpring 2015
Agenda• Write commentary for Task 2 with artifacts (videos)• Students will self-assess after writing commentary• Deep Dive into Task 3• What to think about; what to do; what to write• Underline words that are unknown and discuss• Progression of rubrics (level 1 to level 5)- what do
they notice?• Show sample for Task 3- ask students to evaluate
based on rubrics• Discuss thoughts/evaluations as a whole group• Homework- what to do and bring for the next Boot
Camp• edTPA Self-Assessment & Boot Camp Schedule
Dive Into Task 3• Look at what students should think about before
doing Task 3; underline any words or phrases that are unfamiliar.
• Read what students should do for Task 3; underline any words or phrases that are unfamiliar.
• Read what students should write for Task 3; underline any words or phrases that are unfamiliar.
• Progression of Rubrics With your elbow partner, review Rubric 11- levels 1
through 5; what do you notice about the progression? What words/phrases do you need clarification? Share with the whole group.
• Same process and discussions for Rubrics 12-15
Example of Task 3
•Prompt 1: After reading the response for Prompt 1 and reviewing Rubric 11, how would you evaluate this student’s response (remembering to base your evaluation on rubric language)?
•Read the responses for Prompts 2b & review Rubric 12.
•How would you evaluate this response based on the rubric’s language?
Task 3 rubrics
Same process and discussions: Prompt 2c with rubric 13 Prompt 3 with rubric 14 Prompt 4 with rubric 15
Next Boot Camp
Task 3 Review Bring all task 3 items to boot camp
(Assessment commentary, work samples, evidence of feedback, and evaluation criteria)
Bring laptops
Start working on Task 4
• Identify students to be highlighted and complete MATH Context for learning
•Develop formative assessment and evaluation criteria (math)
•Collect and analyze student work samples (math)
•Select 3 student work samples representing an area of struggle (math)