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| Classroom Assessment Training |
Assessing Mathematical Power |
$125.00 |
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| Using the new National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards, participants learn how to design and use mathematical assessments, conduct student interviews, evaluate group work, and use student self-assessment.(3-hour workshop) |
| Teachers |
Assessing Mathematics Learning |
$149.00 |
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| When it comes to mathematics and standardized testing, the testing tail often wags the instructional dog. Learn what the relationship between teaching and testing should be. Viewers learn what’s important and what’s NOT when it comes to assessment. Teacher Talk sessions are provided. |
| Classroom Assessment Training |
Assessment in the Science Classroom |
$125.00 |
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| Four approaches to designing a science curriculum are described—textbook, inquiry, science/technology/society (STS), and design engineering. Participants analyze the assessment implications of each approach, evaluate the applicability of paper and pencil tests, performance assessments, and assessments based on communication with students.(3-hour... |
| Other |
How Do You Spell Parallel? Visiting Middle School Math |
$165.00 |
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| Parents, who are unfamiliar with current teaching practices, worry that students are not learning enough mathematics content. In this program, parents see what middle school mathematics classrooms are really like and learn how current approaches improve teaching and learning. Companion booklet is included with video. |
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Instructionally Supportive NCLB Tests in Science |
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| According to federal law, by the 2007-08 school year, science tests must be offered in three grade ranges in all U.S. public schools. In this essay an attempt is made to illustrate how state-level instructionally science tests might be constructed---using students’ mastery of science-as-inquiry as an example. Parallels are drawn between the... |
| Parents |
Making Math Meaningful:Tips for Parents |
$149.00 |
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| Children often think of mathematics as something you just do for homework or on tests. Parents learn how to show their kids that math is everywhere (in stores, in the kitchen, in the newspaper, etc.) and can be fun! Parent Talk sessions are provided. |
| Parents |
Math & Reading:There IS a Connection! |
$149.00 |
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| Books are not just for reading. They’re also a wonderful way to learn mathematics. First, viewers are introduced to the kinds of books that help children learn math. Then, parents are given ideas on how to start making the math-reading connection. Parent Talk sessions are provided. |
| Classroom Assessment Training |
Why Won’t You Tell Me The Answer? Inquiry in the High School Classroom |
$165.00 |
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| This program features science teachers who have successfully implemented inquiry strategies in their instructional practices. Viewers see teachers and students participating together in inquiry activities. Brief narration points out specific examples of structured, guided, and student-directed inquiry techniques. The video comes with a 37-page... |
| Teachers |
Writing to Learn Mathematics |
$149.00 |
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| Learn how to increase student’s conceptual understanding of mathematics by incorporating writing into mathematics instruction. Teachers learn the why, what, and how of writing to learn mathematics. Teacher Talk sessions are provided. |
