**Registration for this conference is closed. If you are interested in registering for this conference in a recorded format, please contact klafave@michiganassessmentconsoritum.org Why Build…
The annual Michigan School Testing Conference will take place virtually on February 16-18, 2021. The conference consists of one day for workshops (February 16) and…
This blended-learning symposium will use real-life examples to highlight the many opportunities for social and emotional learning within the K-12 academic curriculum. In this unique…
This session will dive deeply into how commercialization of assessment has contributed to a reduction in local capacity, how proliferation of assessment has created a…
This session will provide a framework to defining student growth, identify different categories of measures of student growth, and discuss how student growth can be…
MAC staff and board members are involved in a variety of presentations at the 2020 Michigan School Testing Conference (MSTC). Tuesday, February 11 – Pre-conference…
Are you looking for a way to help your new teachers and administrators become more assessment literate? This session will provide you with concrete ideas…
This session will explore the key points and important aspect of Assessment Literacy as outlined in the James Popham book Assessment Literacy for Busy Educators….
The National Panel on the Future of Assessment Practices suggests that it will take radical shifts in beliefs about learning and teaching to create comprehensive,…
Elevating literacy rates in the state of Michigan will require a structure of supports from the system to the student level, including articulation and integration…
Have you ever been skeptical that an assessment does what it is advertised to do, or would you feel uncomfortable coming to such a conclusion?…
The nationally recognized Michigan Arts Education Instruction and Assessment (MAEIA) project has been designed to offer a full suite of resources and tools necessary to…