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“Learn the fundamentals of the game and stick to them. Band-aid remedies never last.” -Jack Nicklaus Balanced Assessment – A Renewed Focus
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Who We Are… KDE’s Office of Leadership and School Improvement Division of Educator Quality and Diversity David Bolen david.bolen@education.ky.gov david.bolen@education.ky.gov Donna Brockman donna.brockman@education.ky.gov donna.brockman@education.ky.gov Jodie Zeller jodie.zeller@education.ky.gov jodie.zeller@education.ky.gov
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Partnership for Educator Quality and Effectiveness 43 Districts across Kentucky had zero connection to KDE We are primarily charged with supporting these districts and their schools, along with other KDE initiatives (SB1, RTTT, etc.) Creating a balanced assessment system and effective use of formative assessment is a large part of both SB1 and RTTT
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Assessment For Learning This summer, several 2-day Assessment For Learning trainings were held Train the trainer model More than 800 participants Teachers, administrators, district leaders, support agencies, KDE, and post- secondary representatives from all across the state Consistent implementation across the Commonwealth
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Strong Results Believe schools and teachers can make a difference Improve what teachers DO, not what they know Invest in current teachers through high-quality professional development Focus on change Holding teachers accountable for change Supporting teachers through the process of changing
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Change is Good “You are much more likely to act your way into a new way of thinking than think your way into a new way of acting.” -Michael Fullan
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How can I help stop change? Table Talk…
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What can I do to contribute to an environment of change? Table Talk…
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Let’s Take a Break!
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Five Keys to Assessment for Learning Clear Purpose Clear Targets Sound Design Effective Communication Student Involvement
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Three Key Questions… Where am I going? Where am I now? How can I close the gap?
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…Lead to Seven Strategies Where am I going? Create a clear and understandable vision of the learning target Examples and models of strong and weak work
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…Lead to Seven Strategies Where am I now? Provide regular, descriptive feedback Teach students to self- assess and set goals
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…Lead to Seven Strategies How can I close the gap? Design lessons to focus on one aspect of quality at a time Teach students focused revision Engage students in self- reflection and let them keep track of and share their learning
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