Newark, DE : International Reading Association, c2009.
Format:
Book
ix, 188 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-178) and index.
Contents:
Introduction
Learning about and assessing standard 1: foundational knowledge
Learning about and assessing standard 2: instructional strategies and curriculum materials
Learning about and assessing standard 3: assessment, diagnosis, and evaluation
Learning about and assessing standard 4: creating a literate environment
Learning about and assessing standard 5: professional development
Appendix: Standards-based rubrics.
Publisher's Summary:
Today's focus on teacher quality challenges institutions of higher education to meet performance standards in a way that demonstrates that education candidates have the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to teach effectively so that all children learn. Here is a vital resource that provides much needed assessment tools to help teacher educators get a complete picture of candidates' learning. Using IRA's "Standards for Reading Professionals, Revised 2003" as evaluative criteria, the cases and rubrics in this text can foster the use of high-level, critical thinking skills among candidates by having them suggest what should be done for each case and why, basing their responses on theory, experience, or research. You'll be able to use these tools to assess candidates' understanding and application of course materials and to show how teaching and K - 12 performance standards are met using real-life applications. (source: Nielsen Book Data)