deep learning Alignment of inquiry learning assessment Traditional model of the scientific inquiry process students obsess on results!!! Inquiry learning: iterative reflection and critical thinking.
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deep learning Alignment of inquiry learning assessment Traditional model of the scientific inquiry process students obsess on results!!! Inquiry learning: iterative reflection and critical thinking Assessment for learning: • Feedback (student, teacher, peer) • Checkpoints: identification of misconceptions • Inclusive (recall Gardner’s MI) • Cross-disciplinary explorations • Iterative process • Generation of more questions Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences • Linguistic • Logico-mathematical • Spatial • Musical • Bodily-kinesthetic • Interpersonal (ability to empathize with others' needs, feelings, motivations) • Intrapersonal (self-reflective; ability to understand one's own motivations and emotions) • Naturalist (sensitivity to nature and one's place within nature; ability to grow and nurture things; ability to recognize and classify fauna and flora) What matters to our students? Designing an inquiry assessment introductory exercise Characteristics of Inquiry Assessment: • Alignment with the scaffolding process • Variation • Progressive (allows feedback, checkpoints) • Inclusive • Transparency Inquiry Assessment: What and How? • Situate abstract tasks into authentic context (Relevance) • Identify process of the task • Vary diversity of situations and articulate common aspects • Sequencing activities: - global before local skills - increasing complexity - increasing diversity • Diversity of assessment methods- examples: - reflective journals - progressive development of ‘good questions’ - concept maps - e-portfolios of inquiry process Based on the iterative model for inquiry, work with your team to identify: • Types of assessment for inquiry- how are they aligned with learning goals? • Points at which assessments will be given • Assessment as opportunities for scaffolding • Checkpoints for teacher/student