Take a self-assessment, then take action
20/09/07 10:36 Filed in: Self-assessment
To get an idea of how you can more effectively help students increase their understanding and application of a Biblical perspective, complete the following self-assessment on Biblical perspective assessment. Next, use your self-assessment data to develop action plans.
Rate each statement below. Use the following scale:
5: Consistently • 4: Usually • 3: OK • 2: Sort of • 1: Rarely
Self-Assessment for Teachers
Rate each statement below. Use the following scale:
5: Consistently • 4: Usually • 3: OK • 2: Sort of • 1: Rarely
Self-Assessment for Teachers
- My assessments require students to connect a Biblical perspective and what they are studying.
- My assessments require students to connect a Biblical perspective and their lives.
- My assessments are worthy of being taught to.
- My assessments require students to use upper-level thinking.
- My assessment prompts are clear.
- My assessment prompts are specific.
- My assessment prompts are engaging.
- My assessment prompts are 75 words or less.
- My assessment prompts use developmentally appropriate vocabulary.
- My assessments require students to demonstrate what they learned in class about a Biblical perspective.
- My assessments are exemplary assessments.
- In my units, I give Biblical perspective assessments.
- I use Biblical perspective assessment data to modify instruction.
- I am committed to using assessment to help students increase their understanding and application of a Biblical perspective.
- Teachers give assessments that require students to connect a Biblical perspective, what they are studying, and their lives.
- Teachers assessments require students to demonstrate what they learned in class about a Biblical perspective.
- Teachers give exemplary Biblical perspective assessments.
- Teachers give Biblical perspective assessments in each unit.
- Teachers use Biblical perspective assessment data to modify instruction.
- I review student work samples from Biblical perspective assessments.
- I use Biblical perspective assessment data when making decisions about modifying the instructional program.
- I am committed to having teachers use assessment to help students increase their understanding and application of a Biblical perspective.
