Educational Leaders: Learn to drive your own Classroom Assessment Program
Learn to Build Your Own Classroom and School Assessments in Driving School
Our hybrid professional development experience gives you the tools to assess students your way, with confidence.
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This is the lowest price Driving School will ever be. Come in now, lock in your 3-month rate, and take advantage of this powerful training.
- Six asynchronous module sets — take 1, 3, or all 6
- Twice-monthly live facilitated sessions
- Expert review of your assessment work
- Up to 6 PDPs per month for participating educators
- Everything in the Solo Driver plan, for four educators
- Collaborative team assignments built around your students
- Assessment item bank access through Problem-Attic
- Dedicated team breakout sessions with expert facilitation
Six months to learn how to run your own assessment program from start to finish.
Each module builds on the last. By March, your team will have implemented an assessment system in the content area of your choice.
Learn how to connect curriculum and instruction to high-quality assessments by building an Assessment Blueprint with Learning Progressions that illustrate what student learning looks like at each stage of development.
Find and develop high-quality assessment items using released state and national items and Problem-Attic, a powerful K-12 item bank containing hundreds of thousands of standards-based items.
Learn how to build and administer assessments and tests that deliver the specific information you need to understand what your students know and are ready to learn next.
Learn processes that align your assessment expectations to state, national, and international student benchmarks — so you always know where your students stand in the larger landscape.
Build your assessments, scoring, and reporting to deliver the data you need to inform curriculum and instruction — and confirm you’re on the right path.
Confidently report your results to stakeholders and, more importantly, know what to keep and what to adjust for next year.
