Leading the Way to Assessment for Learning: A Practical Guide

By Beth Parrott ReynoldsSandra HerbstAnne Davies, et al.

Based on the third edition of Making Classroom Assessment Work, the popular guidebook for teachers, Leading the Way to Assessment for Learning: A Practical Guide (the second edition of Leading the Way to Making Classroom Assessment Work) is designed to help school administrators, district leaders (or personnel), and superintendents support educators and students in the assessment process. This guide describes indicators of successful assessmentpractice and ways of supporting teachers in the classroom, as well as examples of how leaders have modeled assessment for learning to colleagues and students in their school communities. It also offers a practical approach to the challenges of meeting traditional evaluation standards, while assessing learning in many other ways. This book also features a collection of pertinent research summaries, as well as reproducibles to help implement the ideas into practice.

The companion book for leaders, Transforming Schools and Systems Using Assessment: A Practical Guide (the second edition of Transforming Barriers to Assessment for Learning: Lessons Learned from Leaders), addresses the challenges faced by educators and offers suggestions and solutions for implementing the assessment for learning process at all levels, from district to classroom settings.

Instructional Talk Throughs is the third book in the series, Powerful Assessment and Professional Practice, written for teachers and leaders, that highlights the connection between assessment for learning principles and professional development structures.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D21V6535
• ISBN13: 9780986785139
• Release Date: November 2012
• Publisher: Connect2learning
• Length: 180 Pages