Math That Matters: Targeted Assessment and Feedback for Grades 3-8
β Scribed by Small, Marian;Cooper, Damian(Foreword)
- Publisher
- Teachers College Press
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 193
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
In this insightful math resource for grades 3-8, popular professional developer Marian Small helps teachers understand and facilitate meaningful assessments to advance student understandings. Small shows new and veteran teachers how to do three fundamental things well: identify the most important math to assess; construct meaningful assessments--both formative and summative--to measure student understanding; and provide students with feedback that is clear, timely, and specific. Examples for each grade level are provided, along with details on how to pose questions, analyze errors, and help students understand and learn from their mistakes. The book provides specific guidance for when and how to offer feedback on both correct and incorrect answers in order to advance students' mathematical thinking. Like other Marian Small bestsellers,Math That Matterscombines her special brand of lucid explanation of difficult concepts with fresh and engaging activities.
Book Features:
Comprehensively addresses different mathematical domains for each grade (3-8). Organized around common core curriculum groupings but still applicable to other sets of mathematical standards. Includes student examples with suggestions for targeted, constructive feedback. Uses a strength-based approach to teacher education and professional learning.
β¦ Table of Contents
Title page......Page 4
Contents......Page 6
Foreword......Page 10
Preface......Page 14
Acknowledgments......Page 18
How Assessment and Feedback Reflect Our Values......Page 22
What Does This Look Like (More Specifically)?......Page 23
Summary......Page 30
Assessment for Learning......Page 31
Assessment as Learning......Page 36
Assessment of Learning......Page 42
Summary......Page 47
CHAPTER 3. Feedback......Page 49
Types of Feedback......Page 50
Reactions to All Work......Page 55
Anticipating Errors......Page 56
Summary......Page 59
The Math That Matters......Page 61
Assessment for Learning and Feedback......Page 66
Assessment of Learning......Page 74
Summary......Page 79
The Math That Matters......Page 80
Assessment for Learning and Feedback......Page 85
Assessment as Learning......Page 94
Assessment of Learning......Page 95
Summary......Page 99
The Math That Matters......Page 100
Assessment for Learning and Feedback......Page 103
Assessment as Learning......Page 112
Assessment of Learning......Page 113
Summary......Page 117
The Math That Matters......Page 118
Assessment for Learning and Feedback......Page 124
Assessment of Learning......Page 133
Summary......Page 137
The Math That Matters......Page 138
Assessment for Learning and Feedback......Page 147
Assessment as Learning......Page 154
Assessment of Learning......Page 155
Summary......Page 159
The Math That Matters......Page 160
Assessment for Learning and Feedback......Page 168
Assessment as Learning......Page 177
Assessment of Learning......Page 178
Summary......Page 181
Some Key Messages......Page 183
An Assessment Plan......Page 184
References......Page 186
Index......Page 188
About the Author......Page 192
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