
Building a Better Assessment Future 2023
August 2 - 3, 2023Join us for the third annual Building a Better Assessment Future where we will dare to dream about an assessment system that supports all learners…
The theme for the 2021-22 Assessment Learning Network is leveraging assessment to achieve equitable access and outcomes for all students through an emphasis on assessment practices most relevant to students’ efforts to increase their own learning.
In our first ALN session of 2020-21, Jay McTighe will tackle the topic of understanding what and how to assess in a way that propels learning. Returning to school after learning disruptions and using assessment to support and promote learning requires two things:
This session challenges us to consider, “Are we defining learning loss correctly?” Jay then supplies a framework for classroom teachers to use that delineates assessment methods designed to produce the kind of evidence students and their teachers need to support, promote, and achieve learning that lasts.
Questions Framing this Session
ALN Presentation: Jay McTighe October 7, 2021 To select specific chapters in this 2.5-hour video, open it in Vimeo at https://vimeo.com/631301269/6dfa82b8c5
Join us for the third annual Building a Better Assessment Future where we will dare to dream about an assessment system that supports all learners…
NOTE: COHORT II begins September 2023! NEW applicants can apply here. Questions? Contact Ellen Vorenkamp at evorenkamp@michiganassessmentconsortium.org. Learn to facilitate classroom-level, assessment-literate practice to improve…
The 2023 Assessment Learning Institute (ALI) takes place over a series of virtual engagements that kicks off September 23 or 30 with an in-person, full-day…
NOTE: COHORT III begins September 2023 with an orientation for site coordinators! NEW applicants can apply here. Questions? Contact Ellen Vorenkamp at evorenkamp@michiganassessmentconsortium.org. Districts that…