The Assessment Network’s deep expertise on assessment makes it uniquely positioned to facilitate change and growth. We are small enough to understand the needs of local schools and districts yet large enough to recognize the influence of policy on national and international outcomes. We work with districts on a range of assessment topics from the development of teacher’s skills to the design of assessment systems.
Choose from these readily available professional development programs or request a purposeful design:
FOUNDATIONS OF ASSESSMENT
- Instruction and Assessment: Bridging the Gap
- Assessing Higher and Deeper Learning
- Eliciting and Using Evidence
- Assessing 21st Century Skills
- Sticky Assessment- Making Learning Last
- Engaging Students as Assessors
BEST PRACTICE
- Restorative Assessment: Strength-Based Practices that Support All Learners
- The MUSTs of Assessment: Mutual, Useful, Sticky, Technically Sound
- Differentiated Assessment: Helping All Students Achieve
- Formative Assessment: From Theory to Practice
- The Power of Feedback
- Brain-Based Assessment
BALANCED ASSESSMENT
- Assessment Leadership
- Building a Framework for Balanced Assessment
- Assessment: From Policy to Practice
- Analyzing and Utilizing Assessment Data
- Technically Sound Assessment Practices
CONNECTING STANDARDIZED TO CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT
- Assessment Systems: Classroom to Large Scale
- Aligning Assessment with Policy and Purpose
- Planning Comprehensive Assessment Systems
- Assessing from A (authentic) to V (validity)
CONSULTING FULFILLED
- School Districts in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Maryland
- Rhode Island Department of Education: Design of professional development on-line modules in formative assessment
- BIE: Assessing 21st Century Competencies in Project Based Learning
- Connecticut Regional Education Service Centers: Feedback-The Best Kept Secret in Educational Improvement
- GLOBAL: Zayed University, Dubai, UAE Cag University, Mersin, Turkey Burch University, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina