Much of the conversation around common core standards involves supporters and detractors talking at each other, past each other or exchanging dueling Twitter posts and blog posts. #Common Core Radio is where you'll hear UNcommonly, thoughtful, informed and civil discussions about implementing Common Core Standards. Each episode will feature discussion on new developments, emerging issues, trends and interviews with Common Core news makers.
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Much of the conversation around common core standards involves supporters and detractors talking at each other, past each other or exchanging dueling Twitter posts and blog posts. #Common Core Radio is where you'll hear UNcommonly, thoughtful, informed and civil discussions about implementing Common Core Standards. Each episode will feature discussion on new developments, emerging issues, trends and interviews with Common Core news makers.
What is the Best Way to Measure Student Learning and Growth?
Common Core Radio
14 minutes 22 seconds
11 years ago
What is the Best Way to Measure Student Learning and Growth?
Summative assessment, formative assessment, mastery, individual growth, what is the best way to measure student progress?
Discuss it at #commoncore and #CCSS
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David Young is assistant superintendent in Boyle County Schools, in south central Kentucky, a teacher for 7 years, a principal for 4 years, and has been in my current role for 5 years. Kelly Stidham has been learning math alongside students for a decade. Also a coach at the building, regional and state level, she now serves as an effectiveness coach supporting LDC, MDC and teacher growth for the Kentucky Department of Education. Jason Mendenhall is the Vice President of Publishing at Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA); previously a secondary and post-secondary educator. Patrick Riccards has been a communications and policy expert for 20 years. Darren Burris is a member of the state's Model Curriculum Development Team.
Common Core Radio
Much of the conversation around common core standards involves supporters and detractors talking at each other, past each other or exchanging dueling Twitter posts and blog posts. #Common Core Radio is where you'll hear UNcommonly, thoughtful, informed and civil discussions about implementing Common Core Standards. Each episode will feature discussion on new developments, emerging issues, trends and interviews with Common Core news makers.
