Presentation Guides and Assessment to Help Students
High school project ideas needn’t incite student fear and dread. Presenting to their classmates combined with the assessment makes nervous high …
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Student Assessment Tools & Principles
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The Relationship Between Learning Styles and Academic Performance
It is essential to provide students with a variety of learning experiences that will shape their academic performance. Do you know your child’s …
Continue ReadingAdvantages of Criterion Referenced Tests
Do you like to be judged against others? Most of us prefer to only be judged against ourselves. This is how criterion referenced tests …
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Understanding Childhood Trauma: Revised Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale and the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire
Childhood trauma can affect a child psychologically and impact her behaviorally, socially and academically. Learn about the tests used to gauge the …
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Kolb's Learning Styles: Discover the Learning Styles of Your Students
David Kolb, a pioneer in education and learning, came up with four categories of learning styles. These include Divergers, Convergers, Accomodators, …
Continue ReadingNorm-Referenced vs. Criterion-Referenced Assessments
Do you like to be compared to others or only yourself? That is the difference between norm-referenced and criterion-referenced assessments. Read on …
Continue ReadingAbout Psychological Assessment Test: How and Why They are Used
A psychological assessment test can reveal important things about a child that helps with teaching. Learn about formal and informal assessments, the …
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Developing a Student Learning Profile
Great teachers meet the needs of their students. If you’re going to do that, you need to know who your students are. One way to do this is to …
Continue ReadingShould We Ask If IQ Tests Are Worthless Due to Multiple Intelligences?
Standard IQ tests are designed to measure only three types of intelligence: linguistic, mathematical and spatial. Even though this type of testing may …
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How to Use The SMART Student Response System in the Classroom
Are you looking for new assessment ideas for your class? Try the SMART Student Response System and you may never look at assessment the same way …
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