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Valid and Reliable Assessment of Uncommon Learning Experiences Kim Carter kcarter@qedfoundation.org Extended Learning Opportunities Small learning environments Hands-on learning Real world, relevant learning experiences Extended


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Valid and Reliable Assessment

  • f Uncommon Learning

Experiences

Kim Carter kcarter@qedfoundation.org

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  • Small learning environments
  • Hands-on learning
  • Real world, relevant learning

experiences Extended Learning Opportunities

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Extended Learning Opportunities

  • Safe, structured environments for

students outside of the regular school day

  • Offer a range of programming
  • Utilize new and innovative approaches

to learning

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Group ELO - English Language Arts

  • Poetry Slam

Focus

  • English Language Arts , Poetry

HQT

  • The Bridge Café, Manchester

Community Partner

  • Research Poetry Slam and genre
  • Write poetry appropriate for presentation
  • Public present for audience of peers, staff,

superintendent at Bridge Café Poetry Slam

Goals

  • Students earned English credit, discovered

passion for expressive language arts and continue to study poetry.

Result

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Glass Artist Geometry Origami

This E.L.O. leveraged a relationship with a stained-glass artist who helped the students create “mathematically correct artwork.” The final project was in glass, with design work done in origami, exploring trigonometric functions, polygons and polyhedra .

Can Math BE Art?

ELO Example: Geogami

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Individual + Group ELO 1 Credit Geometry Semester (4 months)

ELO Example: Geogami

Standards targeted included:

  • Solve problems involving perimeter, circumference and area of two-

dimensional figures circumference.

  • Solves problems on and off the coordinate plane involving distance,

midpoint, perpendicular and parallel lines, or slope.

  • Makes and defends conjectures, constructs geometric arguments, uses

geometric properties, or uses theorems to solve problems involving angles, lines, polygons, circles, or right triangle ratios.

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Cardiac Surgery ELO

MANCHESTER CENTRAL SENIOR Causes and treatment of congestive heart failure HQT: Biology teacher COMMUNITY PARTNER: Elliot Hospital GOALS:

  • 1. cite implications of biotechnology of the medical fields
  • 2. connect basic anatomy of related physical systems for cardiac

surgery

  • 3. explore career path, including financial needs, aptitudes and

education requirements RESULT: ½ biology credit and deepened passion to pursue medical career in cardiac surgery

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Validity and Reliability

  • Validity: The assessment measures what it intends

to measure

  • Reliability: The assessment yields consistent
  • results. High reliability is a function of specificity,

careful development, and good administration of the assessment, not a function of the form of the assessment.

  • Reliability is a requisite for validity.
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Moderation Process

  • Development

– Specificity – Quantitative and Qualitative

  • Testing

– Consensus Moderation

  • Implementation

– Guidelines for consistency

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Valid and reliable assessment of uncommon learning

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Three Stages for Use of the Process Rubrics

  • 1. Planning Stage “What’s Expected?”
  • 2. Along the way (Formative Stage)

“Where am I?”

  • 3. Finally (Summative Stage)

“Met? Not Yet?”