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Developing 3D Tasks to Elicit Student Evidence of Learning

January 16 | January 30 | February 13

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Your MINK & CO Team

Eric Hall @HallScience

Science Consultant, Iowa Dept of Education

Tammy Askeland-Nagle @tam_nagle

Science Consultant, Mississippi Bend AEA

Amy Johannsen @JoChemSEP

Instructional Coach, Southeast Polk High School

Jason Martin-Hiner @jmartinhiner

Science Consultant, Keystone AEA

Jacob Mattoon @mattoon97

Student Teacher at Southeast Polk HS

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Housekeeping...

  • Help us interact - use video!
  • Mute yourself when not sharing
  • Engage in thinking and conversations
  • Rename yourself prior to breakout sessions

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Break Out Discussions

In your role, what have you done with assessments? How have the tools presented in previous sessions supported your work? How have colleagues responded to conversations you’ve had with them? What questions do you still have?

CT: Classroom teachers

Support: Instructional coaches, admin, coordinators

Now, change your name!

Example:

Joan Smith - Support

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3D Assessment Template

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Crafting a 3D Assessment Task

  1. Select a target DCI element for a given classroom lesson, activity, or from part of a storyline.
  2. Brainstorm or identify possible assessment scenarios for eliciting student understanding.
  3. Identify SEP element and CCC element to focus on.
  4. Define a 3D Learning Target for a specific classroom lesson, activity , or line of a storyline
  5. Build 2D/3D questions for the selected scenario.
  6. Imagine student responses (at desired proficiency).
  7. Share, review, and revise.
  8. Analyze Student Responses

Blank Template

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Amy Johannsen @JoChemSEP

amy.johannsen@southeastpolk.org

Instructional Coach, Southeast Polk High School

Jacob Mattoon @mattoon97

jacob.mattoon@southeastpolk.org

Student Teacher, Southeast Polk High School

Allison McPherren @allisonmcpherr1

allison.mcpherren@southeastpolk.org

Earth and Space Science Teacher, Southeast Polk High School

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Why did Iowa get so cold?

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Polar Vortex

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Why is the Arctic Warming 2-times faster than the rest of the globe?

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Albedo

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Student samples

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Energy Storage

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Student samples

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Role of Greenhouse Gases

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Student samples

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Why is the Arctic Warming 2-times faster than the rest of the globe?

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Student samples

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Climate Change Unit

Progression of Student Evidence:

Intro phenomenon

Mind map - Polar Vortex

Model albedo

Model energy storage

Model Greenhouse gases

Construct their explanation

Create feedback loop in a mind map to explain the phenomenon - Why did Iowa get so cold?

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Resources

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Break Out Discussions

In your role, what have you done with assessments? How have the tools presented in previous sessions supported your work? How have colleagues responded to conversations you’ve had with them? What questions do you still have?

CT: Classroom teachers

Support: Instructional coaches, admin, coordinators

Now, change your name!

Example:

Joan Smith - Support

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Balanced Systems of Assessment

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Types of Assessments

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How do we ensure high quality assessments of all types and for all purposes?

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Evaluating Tasks used in Equitable Systems of Assessment

Learn: April 16, 2020

Share: April 30, 2020

Reflect: May 14, 2020

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