Assessment Alignment - includes examples of appropriate assessments for a variety of thinking levels; from Carnegie Mellon University
Assessment for Learning - website with depth of information and resources, including role of feedback, from Cambridge Assessment
Assessment Quick Guide - variety of assessment ideas for different levels of thinking and digital tools to use
TEA - New Item Types - guide to new item types, including examples and scoring guides, from TEA
#DoingScience Task Templates with Rubrics - flexible and adaptable 10 point tasks aligned with SEPs with student-facing rubrics
Assessment Design Tool - to create a blueprint, plan, reflect, revise, and align assessments
Released Questions
Scoring Guides
Frequency Distributions
Flexible and adaptable 10 point tasks that require students to think like scientists
Tasks are aligned to the SEPs, like evaluating models and engaging in arguments, and can be easily modified to include or focus on additional SEPs
Teachers provide the stimulus, question, or problem
Possible rubrics are provided to specify what students should include and how points are awarded; rubrics can be easily modified depending on desired outcomes
Tasks include:
Upgrade your assessments to be more balanced, better aligned, and overall higher quality
Create a blueprint; reflect, revise, and align questions; and evaluate your overall assessment for variety of question types for mastery, depth of thinking, and integration of the SEPs
Create a copy to edit as you write, refine and reflect on your assessment with your team
Links, resources, and references include:
Science and Engineering Practices (SEPs)
Bloom's Taxonomy
Webb's Depth of Knowledge (DOK)