Assessment,
Planning &
Instruction
Supporting Students,
Supporting Your Practice
by Joel Krentz - @joelkrentz
Assessment Reflection
PlanningInstruction
How do we assess? What do we want students to learn?
● big ideas and essential understandings
● framing or guiding questions
● curriculum expectations
● learning skills
● achievement charts
Instruction is Driven by Assessment
How does planning with the end in mind benefit students?
● students are set up for success from the beginning
● students know what is expected of them
● students are more engaged as they have an active
part in their own learning
Student Success
What instructional strategies support student success?
● establish Learning Goals with students
● create (or co-create) Success Criteria
● provide ongoing, Descriptive Feedback
● develop student ability to Self-Assess
Student Success
How does this improve our teaching practice?
● encourages collaboration and sharing amongst grade
and division team members
● simplifies assessment practices by making them
transparent, shared and well understood
● frees up teachers to spend more time helping students
learn rather than teaching content
Effective Teaching
Ministry of Education
★ Learning for All
★ Growing Success
★ Planning Assessment with
Instruction
School Library Resources
● Understanding by Design by
Wiggins & McTighe (PRO 375.001
WIG)
● Integrating Differentiated Instruction
and Understanding by Design:
Connecting Kids and Content by
Tomlinson & McTighe (PRO
371.102 TOM)
Resources and Further Reading

Assessment, Planning & Instruction - Supporting Students, Supporting your Practice

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    How do weassess? What do we want students to learn? ● big ideas and essential understandings ● framing or guiding questions ● curriculum expectations ● learning skills ● achievement charts Instruction is Driven by Assessment
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    How does planningwith the end in mind benefit students? ● students are set up for success from the beginning ● students know what is expected of them ● students are more engaged as they have an active part in their own learning Student Success
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    What instructional strategiessupport student success? ● establish Learning Goals with students ● create (or co-create) Success Criteria ● provide ongoing, Descriptive Feedback ● develop student ability to Self-Assess Student Success
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    How does thisimprove our teaching practice? ● encourages collaboration and sharing amongst grade and division team members ● simplifies assessment practices by making them transparent, shared and well understood ● frees up teachers to spend more time helping students learn rather than teaching content Effective Teaching
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    Ministry of Education ★Learning for All ★ Growing Success ★ Planning Assessment with Instruction School Library Resources ● Understanding by Design by Wiggins & McTighe (PRO 375.001 WIG) ● Integrating Differentiated Instruction and Understanding by Design: Connecting Kids and Content by Tomlinson & McTighe (PRO 371.102 TOM) Resources and Further Reading