As an educator, you know that standardized tests are a fact of life. They can produce useful information, but the results often are too late, too shallow or not what you needed to find out.
So, the best tool you have is the classroom-based assessment. Here are some suggestions to help you develop classroom tests that provide valid, reliable and usable information about how students are doing.
Classroom Management
Tips and tools for arranging your classroom and establishing effective rules and procedures.
Working With Special Populations
Instructional strategies for students with autism, English language learners and more.
Teacher-to-Teacher
Get advice from veteran teachers, find your local and more.
Teaching as a Career
Tools for becoming Nationally Board Certified, find teacher education programs and more.
Classroom Materials
Tips for developing classroom assessments and resources for monthly celebrations.
Working Together
Tips for building parent-teacher relationships, creating a classroom team and more.
Funding Opportunities
Database of loan forgiveness programs, teacher grants, awards and more.
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