Educational Articles For Educators
Pros & Cons of Different Summative Assessments
Summative assessments are used at the end of the learning process to determine what information students retained. Today we are going to look at the pros and cons of summative assessments.
Power Standards - What They Are And How To Use Them
Using Power Standards is a great way to determine the most important standards for your classroom. Read more about them in today's post!
8 Ways To Build Authentic Relationships With Students
The relationships I built with my teachers outlasted the lessons I learned, and I believe the same is true for students today. Kids will work harder for teachers they like and who believe in them.
How to Successfully Write Constructed-Response Essays
Strategies to help your students prepare for writing an extended constructed response (ECR) during standardized testing.
Why You Should Use Book Reports
Students tend to feel a certain way about book reports. Either they really enjoy them - or they really don’t enjoy them. However, research shows that students who take the time to write about what they read become better readers.
Beyond the Test Score: Understanding Assessment Barriers for Students
Assessment formats play a pivotal role in student performance, often overshadowing their true knowledge. Delving into the intricacies of memory, recall, and recognition, this post sheds light on the unseen barriers many students face. By understanding and adapting test designs, educators can bridge the gap, ensuring every student's abilities are accurately represented.