Assessment is a part of the everyday life of each classroom teacher. From understanding how to interpret standardized test scores to creating authentic assessments in the classroom, there is much to know and understand about the current realm of assessment.
This program of study will lead you through contemporary topics related to educational assessment in a practical, application-based manner. All classes will focus on day to day classroom instruction and will require that you work through class activities using your own data generated from students in your classes. If you seek a master's program that can be completed quickly and conveniently, this may be just the program for you. The series of 11 classes (32 credit hours) will be delivered during a 16 month time-frame. More...
Additional Details:
- 11 classes delivered during a 16 month time-frame
- Partnership tuition rate - 40% discount (currently $245 vs $408 per credit hour) Subject to annual increase
- Face to face classes delivered at the Aurora City Schools
- Coordinator of the program; Dr. Shawn Fitzgerald
Goal and Objectives:
To facilitate the development of competencies related to understanding and using data on a daily basis to improve student learning/continuous school improvement/data driven decision making/classroom assessment practices.
