I had students take a practice Standardized test. We have
been working on test taking strategies. The goal was to transfer those strategies
to the actual test. The assessment was 12 questions. 1 out of 8 got 0 wrong the rest got two
wrong. I had those that missed questions write a brief explanation in why they
missed the question and had them correct it. I had each student come up and explain
to me what they should to next time and what strategy we should use.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Take away
The biggest take away
from this book
This book can go to the extremes. Some of the fixes would be so hard to
implement at present. It did make me at
least think about how I do things in my classes, right or wrong. It does have
good ideas that we can use as long as we make them our own.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Reflection
The way I'm going to go about this is to reflect on one fix
I agree with and one that I do agree with. I will start with the one I do agree
with and that fix would be” Don’t give points for extra credit”. You shouldn’t get credit for something that doesn’t
really count.
The one I disagree the most is “Don’t include student
behaviors in grades; include only achievement” The first thing physical
education state standard states “Students participate in regular physical
activity” and standard “Students exhibit responsible personal and social
behavior in physical activity settings”.
This book is geared for the common core.
I do believe that the behavior is as important as achievement. The question is how to we successfully split
them when they are so much tied to one another?
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