Synopsis
Instruction and assessment ought to be like two peas in a pod. In this practical guide, Peter Afflerbach, a foremost authority on developing effective assessments, teams up with literacy expert Adria Klein to show teachers how to become fluent in meaningful assessment routines. Highlights include: Purposeful formative assessment, self-assessment, and student learning goals, Using tools that reveal reliable, relatable insights, Knowing readers as people in order to know instruction and engage, Designing and mining daily routines to yield data, Learning to analyze information, and sharing assessment results thoughtfully.
About the Author
Peter Afflerbach, Ph.D., is a Professor of Reading in the Department of Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership at the University of Maryland. His research includes focus on reading comprehension on strategies and processes, verbal reporting, reading in Internet and hypertext environments, and mindfulness. Adria F. Klein, Ph.D., is a sought-after educational speaker, author, and expert in literacy instruction; author of children's books; and director of a center focused on early literacy intervention at Saint Mary's College of California.
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