Core Competencies: Summative Self-Assessment

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Core Competencies: Summative Self-Assessment Elementary Breakout Session

May–What does it look like? Self-Assessment is electronic and stored in NVSD Scholantis Portal (NOT in G4) Artifacts are optional for 2017- 2018 school year Self-Assessment must be completed and uploaded to the portal by the week of May 28 - June 1

May – What does it look like? All students K-11 complete ONE Self-Assessment template Students reflect on all THREE Core Competencies Students choose the subject(s) to use for Self-Assessment Students DO NOT have to reflect on all their subjects

Learning Targets Choosing a Summative Assessment Template Teacher process to create a class site Student process to complete Electronic Student Self- Assessment School support and resources Considerations for school teams

Portal Steps for Grades 4-7 Teacher creates class site Teacher uploads Self-Assessment template as an "assignment" Student logs into portal Student completes self-assessment "assignment" Student submits self-assessment "assignment" and copies to Portfolio Overview of process for students grades 4-11.

Portal Steps for Grades K-3 Teacher creates class site Student completes paper or electronic self-assessment Teacher photographs self-assessment or scans Teacher logs into their class site and uploads photo or document into each student’s portfolio Overview of the process for K-3 students only. K-3 teachers may choose between this process and the one being used by 4-7 students.

The Curriculum Hub Schools must choose which summative assessment template(s) they will use. This can be decided school wide or per grade, depending on the structure for completing the SACC. Options for differentiated instruction are also possible for students with individualized needs.

Choose a Template

Summative Self-Assessments Sampling of the multiple templates available through the curriculum hub!!! All templates can be edited by teachers to meeting the needs of their learners

Download and Save Template Save the chosen Summative SACC template to your computer with the file name “2018 SACC” The consistent labeling of this document will be important for students to be able to search for and locate this file in future years Essential for file to labeled “2018 SACC” so that students will be able to easily locate this file for future reference. Teachers will need to save chosen template with this prior to uploading it for student completion.

Teachers “Creating a Class” Process is the same for all classes K-7. If teachers have already created a class site, they do not need to create another to facilitate the completion of the SACC.

Creating a Class Site

Log into the Portal

Click on “My NVSD”

Click on “Create Class”

Enter Class Name/Title If teachers already have a class created, then they will not have to create a ”new” class, they will just need to add an “assignment” to their existing class. Class site name is up to teachers to decide on e.g. Ms Jones Grade 6, Division F04 etc.

Choose Logo and Theme Colour All choices made for Logos, Themes, Features and Access may be changed at any time without loss of data

Choose Features Features may be added or removed at any time without losing data. Start Page is the page that first opens for the viewer. It may be changed with the dropdown menu.

Adding a Class Removing the “All Students” by clicking on the Remove button allows only students in your class to access the class site and not students district wide. - If your class does not appear here, contact the ICT Service Desk. If you job share, click on “Add Teacher” type the co-teacher’s name and click “+Add”. Click “Finish” to save. It will take from 45 seconds to 3 minutes to create your Class Site. Select AM or PM attendance to ensure that all students in a class are included. You can add other teachers or admin at anytime at this point.

Adding “Assignments” How to Upload 2018 SACC Template Process is the same for all classes K-7. If teachers have already created a class site, they do not need to create another to facilitate the completion of the SACC.

Click on “Assignments” top tab On the Assignments page, click on “I know what I’m doing, let’s begin” in the blue text, to start.

Add Assignment Assignment date is when students will have access. Set due date as June 1, 2018.

Copy Assignment to Students You must “copy” the document to all students or they will not be able to access or see the assignment.

Viewing Student Submissions To see the class list showing students’ submission status, click on the Summary button on the Assignments Page. This list may be exported to an Excel spreadsheet by clicking Export when the Summary is open.  

Viewing Submission Status To see the class list showing students’ submission status, click on the Summary button on the Assignments Page. This list may be exported to an Excel spreadsheet by clicking Export when the Summary is open. CLICK “Assignments” CLICK “Summary”

Student Self-Assessment Completion and Submission Process is the same for Grades 4-7. Primary teachers have the option to have students complete SACC the same way as grades 4-7. Student logins and passwords are available from admin assistants. Consider how students will have easy access to this information e.g. glued into agendas Grades 4-7

Go to NVSD Website

Log into Portal

Log into Portal

Click on SACC Class E.g. Ms Reid’s Grade 5s or Division F06

How to Open 2018 SACC

Click “edit” Students do not need to download, upload or SACC as it will save automatically while they are working on it.

Complete SACC online

Click to close tab (saves automatically)

Click “Turn in” to submit

Click “Copy to Portfolio”

Click “Ok”

Sign Out

Student Self-Assessment Completion and Submission Primary teachers have the option to have students complete SACC the same way as grades 4-7 or to have students complete their SACC on paper and then take a photo/scan etc and upload it directly to the student’s portfolios. Teachers are encouraged to consider what will work best for their learners e.g. Grade 2/3s who can complete electronically, buddy classes to assist etc. Grades K-3

Paper alternative for K-3 students Students complete SACC on paper and teacher uploads photocopy or scan of SACC to student portfolio Classes K-3 have the option to complete the SACC electronically (in the same way as students grades 4-7) or to complete it on paper and have the teacher will upload a photocopy or a scan copy of the students’ SACC to the portfolio. If completed on paper there are two pathways to get SACC into student portfolios: Through assignments (allows teachers to use summary function to track completion of SACC) Upload directly to portfolio through each student individually (does not allow teachers to use summary function to track completion of SACC)

Upload directly to portfolio

Upload directly to portfolio

Moving Forward Resources for School Teams Considerations for the successful completion of the Student Summative Self-Assessment of the Core Competencies

Resources for School Teams Step-by-step support documents for teachers and students Links to training videos from Scholantis https://docs.scholantis.com/display/PUG2013/2013+Portal+User+Guide PowerPoint from today IT Team support Submit ticket to IT to request support

Considerations Structure of “how” and “when” to share with staff (April staff meeting?) Structure of “where” and “when” students complete self-assessment Access to devices and computer labs Students requiring extra support Absent students Other?