This assignment is multiple parts, but you will be turning in one document.

1. Choose four assessments that demonstrate the integration of assessment into instruction to promote the learning of all students. These assessments must give strong evidence of designing, selecting, and employing a wide variety of formal and informal assessment tools to match educational purposes. These assessments should show student work and clear evidence through marking up that you are helping students develop self-assessment skills and are encouraging them to reflect on their performances.  Research supports the notion that teacher markups on assessments greatly improves student learning. Please remove or black out students’ names from the assessment before scanning, copying or photographing. You need to choose three formative assessments and one summative assessment.

2. Complete a write-up (2-4 pages) for each of the four assessments. The write up of each assessment must include:

  • the lesson context, the assessment description,
  • why this particular assessment was chosen (you may mention research basis here),
  • what the teacher and student learned from the assessment,
  • how the assessment impacted unique student’s learning?

You may submit all of the write-ups separately or copy/paste them into one document. Once you have completed your write-ups, please submit them. 

 
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Collaborating with another teacher or a paraprofessional to co-teach   helps to meet the unique needs of all students in an integrated   setting. Learning how to develop positive relationships, share   responsibilities, plan, and implement instructional delivery together   can be challenging, but has a multitude of benefits. How teachers make   decisions about behavior management, classroom routines, and delivery   of instruction can directly affect the learning of the students as   well as the overall classroom climate.

Imagine you have a fifth grade student, Joel, in an inclusive class.   Joel is 11-years-old and has autism, and he is struggling with working   in groups, getting along with other students, and interacting at   age-appropriate levels within groups. Group work is used regularly for   assignments. You find that Joel has meltdowns during every group work   session. Sometimes he even has these meltdowns before students are put   in groups, as he anticipates the overstimulation before it even   occurs. Other students have expressed concerns and have asked to not   be in his group. When meltdowns occur, they affect the entire   classroom for several minutes. The outbursts range from mild to   moderate, from tantrums to crying or shutting down.

Create a plan, in a 500-750 word narrative, to share with the   co-teacher. Explain the following in your plan:

Intervention:

  • How you would intervene and de-escalate Joel when he has an   outburst.
  • How you would collaborate with the co-teacher to     intervene and debrief the other students in the class after one of     Joel’s episodes.
  • Proactive ways to soothe Joel and     prevent such episodes in the future.

Collaboration:

  • How you would collaborate with the co-teacher to continue     support for Joel and his peers in the classroom.
  • What you     and the co-teacher could do to support peer interactions for   Joel.

Ethical and Legal Concerns:

  • Ethical and legal concerns related to sharing Joel’s     personal information with the class and other professionals,     including guidelines on how to handle students’ personal   information.

Support your findings with a minimum of two scholarly resources.

 
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 For the topic selected in Module/Week 2 of the course and utilized again in Module/Week 4, you will complete in the actual body content at least an 800 word 3-page paper that presents the research conducted during the term.

• The paper must be well organized and developed and provide a concise examination of the subject.

• Utilizing the sources from Module/Week 4 that were closely connected to your original topic choice from Module/Week 2 give an extended paper overview of the event? Discuss your own arguments. Include opposing viewpoints you discovered in your research. As a result, did your opinions change? How? If so, defend your case or offer reasons for why your thought process had changed.

The Trial of Ann Hutchinson:

 
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For this assignment, use your field experience placement hours. You will submit your Activity Log in Topic 8 along with your Benchmark Assignment.

With the support of your classroom teacher in your practicum, choose one guided imagery script. 

Create and implement an activity in which you will incorporate your imagery script with the whole class or a small group. You can create your own script or utilize the scripts included in your textbook.

Have your classroom teacher observe you teaching and give you feedback on the activity and script.

Write a 500-750-word reflection describing the activity and imagery script.

Based on the feedback you received from your classroom teacher and personal observations about the experience, explain the following:

  1. Strengths and opportunities for growth. Provide specific evidence from your activity.
  2. What would you do differently if you taught this activity again?  Be sure to provide specific examples.
 
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