revolutionizeed:

With my school going 1:1, I know that the math department has been talking a lot about how they could use the computers in their classrooms.  Here are some assessment ideas that don’t require the old pencil and paper!

Oh…and here are some more!

I love this.  Love.  Can I hug it?!  Gah.  This is what we can do with assessment.  Don’t talk to me about how to turn something as organic as reading and reading assessment in to a piece of paper that you read and bubble answer questions.  Talk to me about how organic assessments help us gather important data about students.  Then we’ll talk assessment.

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This is a great place to assign and follow students’ progress in math.  It is worth it when it is free, but definitely our school is considering the purchased option so we can coordinate it with the national standardized tests we take each spring.  A great practice set for parents to see what kids are learning about.

One of the best places to get information about our math standards and science standards.  I look here constantly for new assessment ideas and ways to teach concepts for the math students I do see.  What I have found has allowed me to be more knowledgeable and create even better Interim Assessments.