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1.10 Principles For Building A High - Quality System of Assessment-By Reporter
1.10 Principles For Building A High - Quality System of Assessment-By Reporter
1.10 Principles For Building A High - Quality System of Assessment-By Reporter
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SIX • Starting from the principles outlined
in Knowing What Students Know, a
high-quality system of assessments
Convey clear, should enable complete, coherent,
coherent, and continuous, and clear pictures of
continuous student and school progress to
college and career readiness, in a
data on student way that data from individual
learning assessments are often found
lacking.
SEVE
N • A high-quality system of
assessments should be developed
and continuously improved with
Include meaningful,
robust stakeholder engagement
ongoing input and
and clear communication to ensure
collaboration from
that key users like educators,
local communities
students, parents, employers,
and diverse
postsecondary institutions, and
stakeholders in the
community leaders understand, find
development and
value in, and support the system of
continuous
assessments.
improvement of the
system
EIGHT • A high-quality system of
assessments should include
mechanisms to pilot and evaluate
Encourage cycles innovative assessments and then
of review, incorporate and continuously
calibration, and improve those that capture and
continuous reflect the deeper-learning skills
improvement of needed for college and career
assessments readiness and more student-
centered learning.
individually and as
a collective system
NINE
• A high-quality system of assessments
should be aligned with a state, district, or
community’s clear theory of action around
Employ high preparing students for college and career
readiness. It should employ high
standards of standards of validity, reliability, and
coherence, fairness for all students for each
assessment contingent on the use of the
validity, specific assessment (e.g. formative vs.
reliability, and summative), aligned with the theory of
action for that system.
fairness
TEN • High-quality student data are
critical to empowering students,
families, educators, and
Protect data communities to learn more about
privacy educational effectiveness. Data
collected through assessments
must be transparent and as
meaningful as possible for
stakeholders in order to spur
advances in educational quality and
college and career readiness.
Thank you