Starting in Spring 2015, Michigan will implement the new
assessment system from the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium. We will use
these assessments for our federal accountability in Math and ELA for grades 3-8
and 11.
A successful implementation of the new assessment system
requires planning on all levels: district, school, and classroom. Educational
leaders should attend this one-day session to explore and become familiar with
the new assessment framework and to begin to plan for a successful
implementation on the district and school levels.
April
24, 2013
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Kalamazoo RESA Service Center
For Superintendents,
Administrators, Dept. Chairs, Lead Teachers, and Coaches
Together, we will explore and answer
· What
opportunities will districts, schools, teachers, and students have to access
and use the SBAC assessments before 2014-15?
· To
what extent will educational leaders and teachers be involved in the piloting
and review phases of development?
· What
tools will be offered as part of the Balanced Assessment system? What type of PD will be provided?
· What
will happen to our students’ proficiency scores on these new assessments?
· What
will happen to the ACT? When is it going away? Will there be a MEAP assessment
in 2014?
· What
support will teachers need in transitioning to the new assessment system?
· What
needs to happen with my district or school’s technology plan so that we are
ready for the new assessments?
· What
do our parents and guardians need to know about the new assessment system?
Pair this session with “Smarter Balanced – ELA” on May 8 to
ensure you are fully informed and ready to plan for implementation with
fidelity.
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