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- Tools for the Assessment of Learning
Library media specialists in Indiana developed a Correlation of the Information Literacy Standards (AASL/AECT 1998) and Indiana's Academic Standards. The historical timeline is one of the more obvious options, but the charting of a sequence of events covers a variety of activities, for example, plot of a fiction book or drama, steps of a process, or the important events in the life of a famous person (see Figure 5, page 24). Used in conjunction with the evidence gathered by classroom teachers, library media specialists can show how the library media program supports the content standards and student achievement.
- School Library Monthly
- Vol. 23 Nbr. 9, May 2007
- Dr. Kaye Shelton and Waypoint Outcomes to Debut the QC2 Framework for Assuring Quality Rubric-Based Assessment at the 17th Annual Sloan-C International Conference for Online Learning.
PHILADELPHIA -- Dr. Kaye Shelton, Associate Professor in Educational Leadership at Lamar University, and Andrew McCann, CEO of Waypoint Outcomes, will...
- Business Wire
- November 09, 2011
- Multimedia case simulations as profsesional learning and assessment tools for school leaders.
Introduction Within the past decade, as of a result of the increasing availability of ever more sophisticated multimedia hardware and software tools...
- Journal of Thought
- Vol. 41 Nbr. 1, March 2006

- New Standards Adopted to Elevate Physician Life-Long Learning Assessment for the ABMS Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Program.
Guiding Principles Will Help Its 24 Medical Specialty Boards Keep Pace with Advances in Medicine, Changes in Practice, and Efforts in Healthcare Refor...
- Business Wire
- March 26, 2009
- Behavior Programs Reviewed ; Teachers Want to Shift Funds Next School Year.
Two groups that represent teachers in Columbia Public Schools have asked the district administration to eliminate the budgets for two behavioral modification programs for students. Veteran teachers know Assessment For Learning and Positive Behavior Support well enough by now, the groups say, meaning the programs can go on without districtwide support.
- Columbia Daily Tribune
- July 22, 2010
- ; Bradley Advances to Post of Superintendent Oct. Restructuring, Capital Improvements
The new school year brings a lot of change for Lockport city schools, including a new superintendent, the fruition of a two-year capital project and a new model for grade structuring. Terry Ann Carbone announced her plans to retire from the top school post three months ago. On Oct. 1, the current assistant superintendent for learning and assessment, Michelle Bradley, will take her place.
- Buffalo News
- September 04, 2011
- Free Software Learning Assessment Program for K-12 Offered for Parents.
EDUSS Offers Free Software and Affordable Learning Options for K-12 Education Improvement DENVER -- As schools open again for children across the co...
- Business Wire
- August 24, 2009
- Assessing assessment: with increased accountability on higher ed leaders' agenda for years, learning outcomes should be demonstrated with institutional autonomy intact.
MOST AMERICANS REportedly believe that colleges and universities do a good job of educating students, but that hasn't prevented a debate from intensif...
- University Business
- Vol. 10 Nbr. 6, June 2007
- The Center for Performance Assessment and Vantage Learning Announce New Writing Institute.
Designed to Empower Educators with Classroom-Proven Strategies That Make an Immediate Difference in Student Writing and Writing Achievement, Best Prac...
- Business Wire
- June 04, 2007
- Letters to the Editor
Try Internet education To the editor -- Here's something to consider for people deciding how to vote on the Yakima School District bond measure. We began home schooling our son because we felt local school districts were failing to meet his needs and put the blame on him. We use the Internet Academy via the Federal Way (Wash.) School District. He now has a B-plus average and sailed through the Washington Assessment of Student Learning for seventh-graders. It's an excellent, free program. No new taxes for our community. All you need is Internet access.
- Yakima Herald-Republic
- May 18, 2009