61. WORKSHOP REPORT: How To Do Assessment And Evaluation In Media Literacy Topic / Subject Area assessment Evaluation. How to teach Media Literacy.Related Resources Assessing Media Work. Evaluating Creativity. http://www.medialit.org/reading_room/article18.html

Media Issues / Topics - Advertising / Consumerism - Computer Literacy / Digital Revolution - Faith-Based Media Literacy - Film Study / Movie-making - Global Media Issues - Health Issues - History of Media - How to Teach Media Literacy - Media Activity Resources - Media Advocacy / Activism - Media Industry / Economics - Music / Music Videos - Production / Creating Media - Student Made Media - TV and Popular Culture - Violence in the Media - Visual Literacy Curriculum / Subject Area - Art / Media Arts - English / Language Arts - Ethics / Character Education - Health / Prevention - Life Skills - Science / Math - Social Studies - Spirituality / Religion Topic / Subject Area: How to Teach Media Literacy Related Resources: Assessing Media Work Evaluating Creativity WORKSHOP REPORT: How to do Assessment and Evaluation in Media Literacy A Professional Development Seminar with Chris Worsnop By Lisa Tripp On Saturday, March 18, Chris Worsnop - one of Canada's foremost media literacy teachers, authors and leaders - led an invigorating professional development seminar in Los Angeles about one of the most important issues in media literacy - how teachers can fairly assess student work in film, video, audio and other formats from popular culture. Sponsored by the Felton Media Literacy Scholars Program at the Center for Media Literacy, the day's events included video presentations, discussions, and role-playing activities to help make theory come alive. With both humor and rigor, Chris covered key concepts in media literacy, active learning activities for the classroom, assessing students' media work, and handling sensitive issues in the media - like violence, sex, bad language, and other "isms."

62. Assessment Home assessment Processes Should Have Educational Integrity. Most academics assessment.Planning assessment is planning for student learning. assessment http://www.flinders.edu.au/teach/assess/home.html

Printable Version Teaching for Learning Home Assessment Home Online Tutorial ... Computer-Aided Assessment Search the TEACHING FOR LEARNING site Contact: teach@flinders.edu.au Assessment Processes Should Have Educational Integrity Most academics would argue that the ideal purpose of their teaching is to foster a critical appreciation of ideas, creativity and independence of thought. It is not the lecture that will encourage such higher learning dispositions, rather it is the design and conduct of assessment. Planning assessment is planning for student learning. Assessment tasks and processes establish the learning culture of a department or faculty. The design of assessment tasks, the ways in which the tasks are assessed and the ways in which the assessors give feedback to students all determine the ways in which students will approach their learning at university.

63. INTASC Publications INTASC in Focus, a newsletter of the Interstate New teacher assessment and Support teachersshould know and be able to do to effectively teach a student a http://www.ccsso.org/intaspub.html

Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium INTASC in Focus , a newsletter of the Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium Summer 1998 Spring 1999 Fall 1999 Fall 2000 ... Spring 2002 Model Standards for Licensing Beginning Foreign Language Teachers: A Resource for State Dialogue Drafted by a committee of practicing teachers and teacher educators with expertise in a variety of languages who came together from across the country to craft standards that articulate what all beginning teachers should know and be able to do to effectively teach a student a foreign language. Download Adobe Acrobat File Please give us your feedback on the new foreign language standards by completing our survey and mailing it to the address listed on the survey. Download Adobe Acrobat File Model Standards for Licensing Classroom Teachers and Specialists in the Arts: A Resource for State Dialogue Drafted by a committee of practicing teachers, arts specialists, teacher educators, and principals from both general education and the four arts disciplines of dance, music, theatre, and visual arts who came together from across the country to craft standards that articulate what all teachers, both classroom teachers and arts specialists, should know and be able to do to effectively teach the arts. Download Adobe Acrobat File Please give us your feedback on the new arts standards by completing our survey and mailing it to the address listed on the survey.

64. Education World® : Preservice Educators : Learning How To Teach Here you'll find resources on testing and alternative forms of assessment. experiencefor students from diverse cultures and how to teach multicultural issues. http://www.education-world.com/preservice/learning/

Preservice Educators Community Making Plans Learning to Teach Finding a Job ... Preservice Educators Learning How To Teach L E A R N I N G H O W T O T E A C H You've chosen your school and you're on your way to becoming the very best teacher you can. Let Education World help you on your path with resources selected with the busy education student in mind. General Resources Assessment Here you'll find resources on testing and alternative forms of assessment. Classroom Management Learn more about the fine art of Classroom Management including discipline, behavior modification, and environmental factors. Ed Tech Keep up with the latest in education technology, including collaborative projects, assistive technology, and lots more! The way we educate children is changing rapidly keep up with the latest! Educational Psychology Look here for resources to help understand the underlying psychological aspects of how children develop and behave. Education Research This is the place to go when you're writing a paper, looking for education statistics or other research. Lesson Planning Subject-specific and across the curriculum ideas for daily, weekly and monthly lesson ideas.

65. Qualify To Teach Community Languages a recognised postgraduate qualification (PGCE), enabling you to teach in secondary assessmentfor support is based on need, and those doing the assessment http://www.cilt.org.uk/commlangs/pathways.htm

FAQs: please select courses EFL / TEFL examinations exchanges funding languages strategy materials special needs statistics why languages Sector please select primary secondary post 16 / advanced / further adult higher business Introduction Advisory Group Bulletin Curriculum guidance ... Forum Qualify to teach Register of specialists Training Useful addresses Websites Qualify to Teach Community Languages Information for prospective teachers of community languages Introduction Routes to Qualified Teacher Status Financial Support If... you have a degree from a country outside the EU you are already a qualified teacher in another EU country you are already a qualified teacher in a country outside the EU Further sources of information Introduction There are increasing opportunities for speakers of community languages who wish to attain Qualified Teacher Status in England. There are several different routes for entering the teaching profession. The best route for you will depend on your individual circumstances and preferences. All candidates for initial teacher training are required to have a GCSE Grade C in Maths and English or their equivalent. In order to gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), a degree from either a UK or an overseas institution, or degree equivalence as defined by the course provider, is also a requirement (though in the RTP this can be achieved whilst carrying out the training). It is important to note that this degree need not be in the language itself, provided that there is sufficient knowledge of equivalent subject knowledge, e.g. in the case of a native speaker of the language.

66. USU Teach Online How do we decide which assessment method to use? 1. If resources were unlimitedfor your online course, which assessment method would you ideally use? http://cole.usu.edu/teachOnline/m6q05p03.html

67. TEACHING TIPS Plan key questions to teach around. Types based on Bloom's taxonomy.Return to Top. INSTRUCTIONAL assessment TECHNIQUES. http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/intranet/committees/FacDevCom/guidebk/teachtip/teachti

QUICK LINKS TO TOPICS CLICK ON THE TOPIC OF YOUR CHOICE ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES HOW PEOPLE LEARN COMMUNICATION HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ... SKIP DOWNING ON COURSE RESOURCE TOPICS FOR BACKGROUND MUSIC , CLICK ON THE ICON WHENEVER IT APPEARS AT A PAGE LINK. THE FIRST DAY 101 Things the First Three Weeks Ways to create the best learning environment. 40 Successes Inviting and disinviting comments, etc. The First Day of Class Nine tasks for getting a class off on the right foot. Icebreakers Examples of getting acquainted techniques. Learn the Students' Names How to learn names and faces quickly. Magically "Learn" Names in Minutes A tongue-in-cheek idea for amazing your students The Most Important Day Thorough discussion, checklist, references The Name Game Make learning names a game. The Pig Personality Profile Try this for laughs and to prompt discussion. PREPARING A COURSE SYLLABUS Developing a Syllabus The purposes and content of a syllabus. Syllabus Example Classroom A sample syllabus for an occupational course. Syllabus Example Internet Sample syllabus for an occupational course on the Internet. Syllabus Suggested Form An outline of a syllabus that covers all bases.

68. Technology Needs Assessment URLs Georgia Tech Analysis Tools. Needs assessment Assignment by Karen Murphy.Needs assessment Tools. teach 2000. Continuing Ed. Needs assessment. http://www.russelltexas.com/needs.htm

Here are a few sources for ideas in developing a useful Technology Needs Assessment Plan (Note: these are not all strictly technology assessments, but the language is useful to study in other types of assessment plans) . Write me if you have links to add to this list at: rssmith@esc14.net rssmith@camalott.com Educational Web Portals: Guidelines for Selection and Use (An Excellent article by Jennifer Burke) TAGLIT (Taking A Good Look at Instructional Technology) (Credit to Art Wolinsky) TAGLIT Assessment Tool (Excellent) (Thanks to Art Wolinsky for the tip) Western Carolina University Technology Tutorial The Mankato Internet Skill Rubrics St. Clair County ROE Technology Proficiency ... Learning With Technology Profile Tool Thanks to Miguel Guhlin) IDRC Books: Health Technology Assessment Needs Assessment - Allison Rossett Special Needs IT Resource Fact Sheet-What Makes a Good Evaluation/Assessment for AT ... Profiler (look in the Survey Library for needs assessments)

69. CS GSI Needs Assessment Survey Results: Fall 2000 Computer Science GSI Needs assessment Survey Results Fall 2000. 1 year; NONE; MITEducational Studies Program (MIT students design and teach the courses, 7th http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~abegel/gsiresponses.html

Computer Science GSI Needs Assessment Survey Results: Fall 2000 Dan Garcia and Andrew Begel Here are the answers! There were a total of 19 survey responses. Please describe any teaching experience you may have had prior to coming to Berkeley. For each experience, list: (a) what level (b) what subject and (c) for how long you taught: none I was a reader for the UCDavis equivalent of CS186. Graded projects, and held office hours for students to come speak about their grades.Or before a project was due, to offer advice. One quarter. 1 year high school teaching (math, computer science) 3 semesters TAing introductory CS programming class. 2 semesters just helping in lab, 1 semester lab + grading. No review sessions or discussion sections. Had taken a three classes of the education department on teaching science, phycololy of students, handling student failures. All three classes werepurely theoretical. none a. undergraduate b. computer sciencec. one semester No actual teaching; some experience giving presentations and at invited speaking engagements. One semester of teaching 61c-like course at another university. I was a master's level student at the time. I had to instruct about 25 students.

70. Ckfoliottguidelines your planning how you intend observing the skills you are aiming to teach eg 5. Basedon your observations (and the assessment you make about what you have seen http://www.aber.ac.uk/~pedwww/ckfoliottguidelines.html

Turn-Teach Guidelines Guidance notes for 15 minute lesson plan The primary objective of the practical is to promote greater awareness and understanding of how quality PE teaching is underpinned by observation and assessment which informs other teaching aspects. Within the context of a brief course, realistically, we can only look at this process in the short-term (ie. over the course of one lesson). However, students should appreciate that the need for skilled observation and assessment is essential for effective medium (eg. a term) and long term (eg. a year or years) planning. Furthermore, observation and assessment are in themselves complex skills that can only be partially investigated in such a brief time. (More information on these two areas is contained in the course handbook). Presented in its extreme, what I am hoping to do is take students away from a position where they merely supervise a series of disjointed activities. An effective teacher of NCPE should educate across the three strands of planning, performing and evaluation. So how is this achieved? The following checklist is not intended to be exhaustive or, necessarily, followed in the sequence presented – it should, however, provide a stimulus to encourage attention to the skills of observation and assessment within your overall teaching approach. 1. Firstly, you will need to

71. Catalog Online Behavior Intervention Planning Using the Functional Behavioral assessment Data, Toughto Reach, Tough to teach Students with Behavior Problems. Sylvia Rockwell. http://www.cec.sped.org/bk/catalog2/emotional.html

Table of Contents: New Publications Best Sellers Accessing Curriculum Assessment and Testing ... Back to Book Index Behavior Intervention Planning: Using the Functional Behavioral Assessment Data Terry M. Scott, Ph.D., Carl J. Liaupsin, M.S., C. Michael Nelson, Ed.D. For educators looking for help developing solid behavior intervention plans (BIPs), here's a fresh approach. This highly interactive, easy-to-use instructional CD-ROM will walk you through the process of writing an effective plan based on the function of a student's problem behavior. The six-step process includes: determining the function of the problem behavior, selecting a replacement behavior, designing a teaching plan, arranging the environment to facilitate success, developing consequences, and writing behavior objectives. With audio narrative and video clips of real students, Behavior Intervention Planning is motivational, simple to use, and allows you to work at your own pace. Includes 43-page User's Manual. Windows and Macintosh compatible.CD-ROM, ISBN 1-57035-454-5. Ordering Information Top of Page Back to Catalog Contents Positive Academic and Behavioral Supports: Creating Safe, Effective and Nurturing Schools for All Students

72. Teachers Teach You Teaching Related Competencies To Pass The CBEST, CSET/ MSAT A Current Educators teach You the Competencies You Need for Success. in coaching youto pass the Single Subject CSET, Multiple Subject assessment for teachers http://www.teachersinternetcompany.com/

Achieve Success on Your CSET, Current Educators Teach You the Competencies You Need to Pass. "4th year helping you pass your California education exams." You will find free information on the CSET, MSAT, CBEST and RICA exams by California educators who took the tests. Teacher's Resources specializes in coaching you to pass the Single Subject CSET , Multiple Subject Assessment for Teachers ( MSAT ), Reading Instruction Competency Assessment ( RICA ), California Basic Educational Skills Test ( CBEST and Multiple Subject CSET . The test preparation systems on this web site have been the key to success for thousands over the last 3 years. The test preparation systems are produced and guaranteed by current California educators. These exams are the gateway to a fulfilling teaching career. Guarantee your passing score now. Bookmark this page and return for new CSET/ MSAT, CBEST and RICA information. You don't want to waste time or money taking these tests a second or third time. Delaying your teaching career is costly. Teacher's Resources test preparation systems will make the difference between pass and fail on your next exam. The goal is to make the test preparation process as quick and cost efficient as possible without the need to retake the test and start over from scratch. Too many people that should be teaching in a classroom are not because of a non-passing score. Coaching You to Test Success These are professional exams and you need a professional study system written by professionals in field. You'll learn to master all content areas, write a winning essay, overcome procrastination, achieve test taking peak performance, conquer test anxiety and mentally win the testing game before walking into the exam. Moreover, you'll learn how to use the knowledge and actually apply it to achieve test success. A self-scoring program will correct your 300 word practice essays, sharpen your CSET and CBEST math skills and be critical in the complex RICA case studies. The Single Subject CSET Systems Study contain the same results oriented formula. The test success programs are also available as a book.

73. Overview Of MWP, Research, & Assessment All instructors who will teach a WI class for the first time receive extensivesupport materials that describe writing assignments and assessment RESEARCH. http://mwp01.mwp.hawaii.edu/overview.htm

The Manoa Writing Program oversees the University of Hawai'i at Manoa's writing intensive program (writing across the curriculum); helps teachers design and effectively teach writing intensive (WI) classes; conducts research projects on writing in the disciplines. Background Home BACKGROUND OF THE MANOA WRITING PROGRAM In 1987, writing-intensive courses became part of the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa General Education Core Requirements. While we were phasing in the writing-intensive (WI) requirement, first-year students were required to take three WI courses in order to graduate. Today, students entering the University must take five WI courses and can choose from more than 400 WI classes each semester, in more than 70 departments. Courses designated as writing-intensive are labeled "WI" in the Schedule of Classes. The Manoa Writing Program oversees the designation of courses as writing-intensive and supports WI instruction. The Manoa Writing Program has a Faculty Boardnine professors from different departmentsthat reviews professors’ requests for the WI designation. However, individual departments administer and evaluate the WI classes offered by their faculties. WI instructors are invited to participate in a workshop on teaching with writing scheduled at the beginning of every semester. In addition, shorter customized workshops have been offered in individual departments, and for faculty members who teach sections of large courses. All instructors who will teach a WI class for the first time receive extensive support materials that describe writing assignments and teaching strategies that professors of WI courses at the University of Hawai‘i have found effective.

74. Teach Bayou Region – Program Components teach fulltime and complete 3 semester hours of coursework and 3 semester Assistancephase of the Louisiana teacher Assistance and assessment Program (LATAAP). http://www.teachbayouregion.org/program.html

Program Components Timeline for the NSU Practitioner Teacher Program Because the NSU PTP is a year-long program, selected candidates enter the program in the summer session only. This session begins June 9, 2003. Summer Teaching Preparation During the summer session, candidates complete nine semester hours of coursework with intensive field experience in summer school classrooms. They will apply for a Practitioner Teacher license, a temporary license valid for one year, that is renewable on a yearly basis, for a maximum of up to three years, as long as the candidate makes satisfactory progress in the program. Teaching Internship and First Year Support - Louisiana Teacher Assistance Year Teach fulltime and complete 3 semester hours of coursework and 3 semester hours of Internship Seminar each semester During this year, you are assigned a mentor teacher through the Assistance phase of the Louisiana Teacher Assistance and Assessment Program (LATAAP). It is a statewide support program for new teachers entering the classroom for the first time.

75. SHIP Phase I Needs Assessment For Health Enhancement Next, those who completed the needs assessment were asked about the number of in hereabout the actual number of minutes per week they teach health enhancement. http://www.gtccmt.org/ship/phase1/needsassessment.htm

Needs Assessment for Health Enhancement             This section of the School Health Index Project evaluation is concerned with the Teacher Needs Assessment, also completed by all participants. Twenty- four elementary teachers and 33 middle school-high school teachers turned in usable Needs Assessment surveys.  Forty-six percent of these respondents said they have K-12 certificates.             The first questions involved demographic data, as shown below: Question 2 Total years teaching experience             Years Experience                             K-5                  MS-HS                       Total Less than one year               13%                15%                            14% 1-5 years                                29                    21                                25                         6-10 years                              17                    9                                  12                         11-16 years                           17                    15                                16                         17-25 years                           8                      24                                18                         26 or more years                   17                    15                                16 Question 3 Years taught in this school district             Years Taught                         K-5                  MS-HS                       Total                         Less than one year               29%                15%                21%

76. Undergraduate Teaching And Assessment - Newcastle Law School | University Of New Teaching and assessment. Most materials. Compulsory course work countsfor 33% of the total assessment at Stages 2 and 3. Studying abroad. http://www.ncl.ac.uk/nuls/undergraduate/teach.htm

university of newcastle / newcastle law school / undergraduate / teach.htm / Undergraduate Degrees Available The Importance of Law Degree structure Socrates Erasmus ... Careers Printable version Teaching and assessment Most of our teaching centres around lectures, which give you the basic framework of the subject. You also participate in seminars - small classes held once or twice a week to work through legal problems and discuss legal issues. Your preparation for these is extremely important - this will occupy a lot of your private study time. But don't worry - you'll be able to call on the resources of our Law Library , as well as computer-assisted learning packages. You can visit law courts and tribunals in Newcastle. Many of our students gain additional experience in work placements with solicitors and barristers mainly during the summer vacation. A large part of the assessment is done by traditional end-of-year examinations, but in some of them you are allowed to use statutory or other source materials. Compulsory course work counts for 33% of the total assessment at Stages 2 and 3.

77. CALM : Publications CE Beevers, assessment Aftermath!, Keynote presentation at Int ConfTech Math teach, Napier University, p46 58, March 1996. CE http://www.calm.hw.ac.uk/publications.html

Home About CALM Products Recruitment Contacts Publications by CALM C E Beevers and J S Paterson, Automatic Assessment of Problem Solving Skills in Mathematics , Active Learning in Higher Education, (to appear) J S Paterson, What's in a Name? - A New Hierarchy for Question Types , Proceedings 6th International CAA Conference, Loughborough University 2002, (to appear) J S Paterson, Linking on-line Assessment in Mathematics to Cognitive Skills , Proceedings 6th International CAA Conference, Loughborough University 2002, (to appear) H S Ashton and C E Beevers, Extending flexibility in an existing on-line assessment system , Proceedings 6th International CAA Conference, Loughborough University 2002, (to appear) G R McGuire, M A Youngson, A A Korabinski and D McMillan, Partial credit in mathematics exams - a comparison of traditional and CAA exams , Proceedings 6th International CAA Conference, Loughborough University 2002, (to appear) J S Paterson, The CUE Assessment System , MSOR Connections newsletter vol 2 no 2 May 2002, Birmingham. The CUE Assessment System C E Beevers

78. Assessment Of Current Internet Usage Surveys school). Grade Level(s) You teach = K2 = 5 teachers. use. _ alternativeassessment tools; average time/week engaged in this use. http://share1.esd105.wednet.edu/bishopcj/surveypages/ciu_survey_assessment.htm

Assessment of Initial Results of Current Internet Usage Surveys (updated 3-17-2002) Total Response (K-12) Summary PreK-2 Summary 3-5 Summary 6-8 Summary ... Bottom Total Response Summary from K-12 Educators: classroom management (based on 81 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use curriculum development (based on 85 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use project-based learning (based on 85 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use alternative assessment tools (based on 75 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use digital portfolios (based on 76 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use interactive learning activities (based on 77 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use distance learning (based on 75 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use interpersonal communications (based on 85 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use other uses (based on 33 responses) ; average time/week engaged in this use Demographic information: (Please complete each equation) Totals and/or Averages Internet Experience (number of years used in teaching) Total Teaching Experience (number of years) = 1,427 years for 84 teachers = 17.0 years/teacher

79. We Teach English Language Learners CDE Standards and assessment Division The Standards and assessment Division develops,coordinates, and implements California's statewide testing programs. http://tepd.ucop.edu/tepd/content/eld.php

home about this site contact us professional ... CDE Standards and Assessment Division The Standards and Assessment Division develops, coordinates, and implements California's statewide testing programs. CELDT California English Language Development Test Internet Activities for Foreign Language Classes Learn how to write activities for the web and see examples to give you ideas for your own activities. California Association for Bilingual Education Conduct professional development opportunities to share, expand and build upon the expertise of parents, educators, administrators, community leaders and policy makers. ELL Bibliography The English Language Learners Bibliography is an annotated bibliography of publications that are of particular interest to teachers of English language learners. more...

80. N420 - Principles Of EIA - Assessment Requirements Further information can be found at http//cleo.murdoch.edu.au/teach/disted/support/guide thatyou keep a copy of all of your work submitted for assessment. http://wwwscience.murdoch.edu.au/teach/n420/n420unitguide/assess.html

Assessment Requirements Take time to become familiar with the University's regulations and conventions on: plagiarism and collusion non-discriminatory language and referencing Content: Expectations for written work Assessment Table Graduate Attributes Submission of assignments ... Grading Expectations for written work Given that this is a 400 level unit, a professional standard of written work is expected : ie. consistent with the professional quality of work produced by EIA practitioners (environmental consultants and EPA) for the public. An example of the expected standard of work and notes on how to accomplish this can be found in the Essay on Essay Writing . Follow this link for further information on expectations for assessments and performance in this unit. You are expected to research beyond the unit readings and lecture material alone. Note: do not reference lecture notes in your assignments you should consult the original material that the lectures were based upon The assignments are meant to give you time to put your thoughts together in a reflective manner. Your work should show your ability to do research, to think about what you read, to offer your constructively devised opinions and to draw the unit material together.

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