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Assessing Students in Online and Virtual Classrooms

By Ursula Martin, Ed.D. published

Understanding that a new way of learning requires a new way of assessing students

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Latest Federal Guidance on Assessments: What You Need to Know

By Erik Ofgang published

States will not have the authority to cancel federally mandated standardized exams this year but will have wide-ranging discretion in when, where, and how the tests are given.

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20 Sites for Creating Quizzes

By David Kapuler last updated

Online tools that allow teachers to create tests and quizzes in a few simple steps

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Screen Test: The Challenges of Special Needs Assessments During Remote and Hybrid Learning

By Sascha Zuger published

Trying to get accurate assessments of students with special needs during remote learning continues to be a big challenge

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Strategies for Assessing Students Remotely

By Carl Hooker published

Assessing students remotely is a challenge, although there is a multitude of best practices and tools to help

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6 Tips for Teaching with Google Meet

By Brian Nadel last updated

Use Google Meet to make remote lessons feel more like a real class

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Curriculum Associates Updates i-Ready Learning and Assessment Platform

By TL Editors published

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How It’s Done: Assessing and Teaching SEL Competencies

By Annie Galvin Teich published

Pennsylvania district adopts SEL assessment tool that aligns with SEL curriculum and impacts school culture.

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Archdiocese of Chicago Adopts Curriculum Associates’ i-Ready® Diagnostic for Grades K–2

By TL Editors published

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Socratic by Google Lets Students Demonstrate Thought Process

By TL Editors last updated

Socratic by Google promotes metacognition by encouraging students to think about how they can solve a problem or answer a question, rather than give up in frustration

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