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Brown Bag—How Standardized Tests Have Asked Students to Read Literature, 1900–Present

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May 22, 2017
Time: 
Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Speaker: 
Sarah Levine
Location: 
CERAS Learning Hall, Stanford University
Cost: 
Free and open to the public

Sarah Levine will present on "a hundred years of tone and mood" at SCOPE's Brown Bag Semiar Series.

 

The Internal Coherence Framework: Creating the Conditions for Continuous Improvement in Schools

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The Internal Coherence Framework

January 17, 2017
Michelle L. Forman
Elizabeth Leisy Stosich
Candice Bocala
Foreword by Richard F. Elmore
Harvard Education Press

This book presents research-based practices for assessing and developing conditions that support student and adult learning in schools.

 

Relating Aspects of Motivation to Facets of Mathematical Competence Varying in Cognitive Demand

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June 29, 2016
Melissa Gilbert
Volume 109, 2016 - Issue 6, pp. 647-657

Research on student motivation and performance on mathematical tasks relevant to the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics.

 

Student Engagement in Assessments: What Students and Teachers Find Engaging

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Student Engagement in Assessments: What Students and Teachers Find Engaging

August 24, 2016
Soung Bae
Kari Kokka

Guidance for educators, assessment developers, and policymakers on increasing student engagement in performance-based assessments.

 

Student Engagement: A Framework for On-demand Performance Assessment Tasks

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July 1, 2016
Catherine Taylor
Kari Kokka
Linda Darling-Hammond
Jack Dieckmann
Vivian Santana Pacheco
Susan Sandler
Soung Bae

Engaging students in meaningful applications of their knowledge is a key aspect of both addressing the standards and providing greater access. Not only do the standards emphasize the importance of meaningful engagement in real-world tasks, but evidence shows that engagement is strongly related to student performance on assessment tasks, especially for students who have been typically less advantaged in school settings.

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