I was on a committee that revamped our school website. We stuck to these
principles:
1. Figure out who your audience is - Students (current or prospective)? Parents
(current or prospective)? Teachers? Keep them in mind when designing or
redesigning the site.
2. Make it clean with only as few
Anyone use Discovery Education for assessment for RtI or classroom
analysis? If so what are the benefits? deficits?
Diana
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I would suggest the following:
1.) appealing colors (hopefully school colors)
2.) links to teachers personal pages (if applicable)
3.) principal, vp, nurse, attendance phone numbers on home page
4.) calendar of major school events (picture day,
Anyone use Discovery Education for assessment for RtI or classroom
analysis? If so what are the benefits? deficits?
Diana
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Does anyone know of a reading level assessment I can give my students at the
beginning of the year? No budget, so I would be buying.
Thanks
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You can try the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project. They have
assessments k-8. Free. They have most everything you need - similar to
DRA. Only cost is the K-2 books. Though they have the assessments they
believe, and should, that the kids read the text in a good picture book. So
it
SDQA - San Diego Quick Assessment is a word decoding/recognition test that is
free to print and use - just google it. It gives you a really quick and dirty
grade approximation which I have found to be amazingly accurate given it's
limitations.
Once you're in the ballpark, and especially if you
Try Readinga-z.com - even if you don't want to purchase the license, you
can use their free items.
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Yes. 7th grade this upcoming year. Thank you.
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On Jul 24, 2012, at 4:53 PM, Carol readingteacher...@yahoo.com wrote:
SDQA - San Diego Quick Assessment is a word decoding/recognition test that is
free to print and use - just google it. It gives you a really quick and dirty
7th grade this year
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On Jul 24, 2012, at 3:59 PM, Sally Thomas sally.thom...@verizon.net wrote:
You can try the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project. They have
assessments k-8. Free. They have most everything you need - similar to
DRA. Only cost is the K-2
Thank you!
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On Jul 24, 2012, at 4:31 PM, casey1...@aol.com casey1...@aol.com wrote:
Try Readinga-z.com - even if you don't want to purchase the license, you
can use their free items.
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So it would work. Check out the website. These are the teachers who work
with Lucy Calkins at Teachers College. Built by teachers who share our
vision I think. And it's free. I love that. They also are beginning to
build writing assessments - very very rich with samples. So check those out
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