2. 1:15-2:15 Developing Globally Focused Performance Assessment Tasks Asia Society National Education Conference 2010 July 9, 2010 Natasha Borisova, Jennifer Chidsey Pizzo, Tonilee Hanson, Tim Kubik, Don Proffit
9. Example Task Math Water, Water How does this task engage students in a compelling real world problem? How does the task scaffold instruction and use math to understand the issue?
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Editor's Notes
Welcome Introductions Overview of Session
Aspects of GPS: What does this mean for Elementary/MS—scaffolding performance
GPS components with an emphasis on Expectations: POs
Traditional Assessment: The student identifies a hammer. Performance Tasks: The student identifies a hammer from a set of tools, the student shows how to use it, AND the student uses the hammer in an appropriate way (i.e., to build something, not whack his neighbor).
Problem 1: The End in Mind is a STUDENT DOING THESE THINGS, NOT THESE THINGS BEING DONE BY A STUDENT. Problem 2: A Task Ask is open ended, not an analytical capabilities and skills statement threat breaks every element of the task down into a one-to-one traditional assessment. Rubrics are NOT checklists. Share example of TCL/UTL designed by Booze Allen for DHS. This may be good for accountability after the fact, but not for motivating student performance.