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Mr. G. Shupe
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What if our lesson plans didn't say what the teacher would be doing, but what the students would be doing?

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Thinking about ISTE NETS... again.

Oct 13, 2009 Filed in: Standards
I think that we need to offer both a qualitative style rubric as well as a quantitative style rubric. Particularly in secondary school, teachers are more accustomed to assessments that can be expressed in grade or percentage mastery form. We need to articulate what is sufficient evidence of mastery or learning. Teachers really need some more guidelines and integration ideas.

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