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Creating a good EdTPA Assessment

Assignment

Assessment - To do well on EdTPA Task 3, you will need to comment extensively (Rubric 12) about various aspects of student work and gather information so that you can deliver better instruction next time (Rubric 15) . Consider combining a lab write-up, quiz, worksheet, and test into a "single assessment". 5-page maximum.
Learning Objectives - Assessment must be focus on learning objectives
Inquiry - Your assessment should illustrate inquiry (rubric 11).
Phenomena - Your assessment should ask for an explanation of the key phenomena in your LS.
Predictions - Ask students to make predictions based on their inquiry and analysis - Rubric 11
Data Interpretation - Students should be asked to analyze and interpret data. Include charts and graphs.
Models - It is best if your assessment illustrates how students have developed or used models.
Free-response Questions - You should include open-ended questions. EdTPA requires you to comment on student's language use in science learning (rubric 14).
Provide for resubmission, reworking, or subsequent lesson - Rubric 13 (Student use of feedback)
Language demands - questions / activities make use of vocabulary; symbols; syntax, discourse - Rubric 14

Multi-day assessment - To do well on EdTPA Task 3, you will need to comment extensively about various aspects of student .
Learning Objectives - Assessment must be focus on learning objectives
Prior Learning - Assessment makes connections to prior learning or experience. For example, "Drawing upon your knowledge from the previous unit on...."
Free-response Questions - You should include open-ended questions. EdTPA requires you to comment on student's language use in learning (rubric 14).
Provide for resubmission, reworking, or subsequent lesson - Rubric 13 (Student use of feedback)
Language demands - questions / activities make use of vocabulary; symbols; syntax, discourse - Rubric 14

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