This article describes how school leaders can become more effective by learning about formative assessment.
a free Asynchronous Professional Learning Map was prepared by the Michigan Assessment Consortium and offered in partnership with MAISA’s General Education Leadership Network (GELN) Continuity of Learning Task Force. It is one of a library of Learning Maps available on GELN’s interactive website to support local professional learning plans and provide high-quality resources to all teachers across Michigan in 2020-21. It includes hyperlinks to all suggested resources, coordinated to support the learning of groups or individuals from engagement through extending the learning.
This article describes how learning progressions support the effective use of formative assessment practices.
This Learning Resource is a companion chart to the Learning Point, "Interim Assessment: What are some key characteristics?"
The video conference and supporting document emphasize the practices necessary to: provide more descriptive feedback during learning, and turn students into assessors and confident learners.
This article describes the connections between good learning theory and formative assessment.
Compilation of Essential Practices in Early Literacy MAISA GELN,
In this Learning Moment video, Andrew Ho answers the question: Why is it important to distinguish between "equitable measurement" and "measuring equity"? BBAF22 (3:14)
In this Learning Moment video, Andrew Ho answers the question: Describe an example of "systemic validation" that separates and advances the purposes that educational tests can serve. BBAF22
In this Learning Moment video, Andrew Ho describes examples of tradeoffs that illustrate the challenge of simultaneously serving multiple purposes of educational testing. BBAF22