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Assessment, Evaluation and Grading

Assessment, Evaluation and Grading
Essential Understandings

August 4-6, 2010
Eamer Auditorium, STF Building
2317 Arlington Avenue, Saskatoon SK

Participants will:

Develop tools and strategies to clarify and
assess outcomes.
Expand their understanding of assessment principles
and practices that support student learning.
Deepen their understanding about the role of
assessment and evaluation in the teachinglearning
process.
Examine the purposes and uses of a variety of
assessment and evaluation tools.
Develop capacity in planning, constructing, and using
valid, reliable and practical student assessment
strategies as they plan for instruction.
Extend their ability to communicate and report about
student learning in relation to outcomes.

Workshop Cost

Cost includes lunch and materials.

Registration

For further information, contact SPDU at call 373-1660/1-800-667-7762.

Redefining Fair
Assessment, Grading and Reporting in Today’s High Schools
Secondary Assessment Symposium

Workshop Cost

Future workshop dates on this topic to be announced.

For further information, contact SPDU at call 373-1660/1-800-667-7762.

Student Assessment & Evaluation
Professional Development for Enhanced Student Learning

for school staffs interested in enhancing student assessment and evaluation programs and practices in their schools.
a collection of activities designed to support a staff development process involving:
- individual and collaborative reflection
- dialogue and discussion
- interactive workshop activities
- opportunities to develop and enhance greater assessment literacy
- acquiring information through readings and research activities
developed through consultation with an advisory committee of Saskatchewan educators representing rural, urban, multi-level, multicultural, elementary, middle years, and secondary classrooms.
organized around questions and issues related both to “why” and “how” we evaluate students.

Download the Student Assessment & Evaluation brochure.

For further information, contact SPDU at call 373-1660/1-800-667-7762.