Joy awesome article thanks for sharing and I will pass it along at the local
level in my district. I teach 6th grade and I am looking at doing more with
vocabulary next year and have been looking for sources and ideas etc. This
article looks as though it has lots of good links which I will
Lori said- NC EOG's are mark up the text!! So, how many
standardized tests exist where kids can mark up the text? Or use sticky notes,
for that matter. -- Lori Jackson
in Texas the TAKS test deliberately provides margin space for kids to jot
notes, and we provide highliters to
It certainly makes sense, probably why SD doesn't allow it!
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Lori said- NC EOG's are mark up the text!! So, how many
standardized tests exist where kids can mark up the text? Or use sticky
notes, for that matter. -- Lori Jackson
I, too, would LOVE to be part of thsi group. What do I need to do next?
Jennifer
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I would like to help review as well. I need to know what and how.
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mary
Hello,
I am interested in reviewing Putting Thinking to the TEst.
Many thanks,
Maxine
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I, too, would LOVE to be part of thsi group. What do I need to do next?
Jennifer
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I would be interested in being part of the group.
Kris Peterson
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How about a separate two-column sheet to take notes? Our third graders in
Maryland have not been allowed to write in their books but are allowed scratch
paper which is then collected and shredded after the test. I have showed kids
how to record their thinking and their reactions to it and
Well, perhaps you'd all enjoy the standardized test our kids take, MAPS tests
from NWEA. They're totally linear, taken from grades 2-12, and are all
computerized. Their format neutralizes any kind of test taking strategy
instruction I can think
Reread both my messages and look for the URL to apply later in the week.
Keith Mack
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Look for the URL to be sent out later in the week.
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