Use 8 questions to reflect on your Biblical perspective lesson and assessment results

03/06/08 15:11 Filed in: Assessment | Assessment data | Protocols | Questions
You’ve designed and taught your Biblical perspective lesson, a lesson that prepared your students to demonstrate their understanding/application of a Biblical perspective. You've also given your students the Biblical perspective assessment. Good!
 
Now, leverage your work by reflecting on it. Use the following 8 questions to talk with a partner:
  1. What was the assessment? (What type of assessment did you use? What was the prompt?)
  2. How’d your students do on demonstrating their understanding/application of a Biblical perspective?
  3. How’d you prepare your students to demonstrate Biblical perspective on your assessment?
  4. What satisfies/concerns you about how you prepared your students?
  5. What excites/challenges you about the assessment results on Biblical perspective?
  6. To maintain and/or increase student learning about Biblical perspective, what 2-3 things do you want to keep doing/start doing?
  7. Other insights?
  8. What 2-3 SMART actions steps will you take to modify instruction (lesson plans, assessment prompt, unit map)?