Yes! One test does not define a students hard work or knowledge. I know because I am that student that struggled with ALL standardized testing. I know some are required but it does not show what the student knows. We need to focus more on their class work and class grades!!
A superintendent (I won’t name to protect the guilty :) of a major school system said a few years ago that test scores aren’t increased on the playground. If you’re a superintendent, please don’t have this mindset.
This article mentions some great strategies to use in the classroom to build a culturally inclusive classroom community between teacher and students. Check out the link below to read the rest : https://t.co/b4EWwgfMHV Here’s to my first 😁 #BookSnap#KSU4410
Feedback 🔑 to Effective Teaching ✅ I anticipate on reading more about teaching strategies in The Reading Strategies Book by Jennifer Serravallo #BookSnap#KSU4410
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One of the most unique tools that I have learned and used is Kahoot. Not only is this a fun and interactive program that students can use, but it is also a wonderful tool for teachers to use when reviewing before a summative or formative test.