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This document provides an overview of expectations for teaching in Lawrence and resources to support assessment for learning. It shares learning intentions and instructional strategies focused on formative assessment, including questioning techniques, providing feedback, and activating student self-assessment and peer assessment. It also outlines Lawrence's assessment calendar which will be distributed and includes benchmark assessments administered across the district to collect student data.
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