1. Authentic Assessment Unit 3 Curriculum

2. Authentic Assessment Authentic assessment is any type of assessment that requires students to demonstrate skills and competencies that realistically represent problems and situations likely to be encountered in daily life. Students are required to produce ideas, to integrate knowledge, and to complete tasks that have real-world applications.

3. Authentic Assessment Authentic assessment is a contrast to traditional educational testing and evaluation, which focuses reproducing information such as memorized dates, terms, or formulas.

4. Defining Attributes Of Traditional and Authentic Assessment Traditional Authentic Traditional Authentic Selecting a Response ------------------ Performing a Task Contrived -------------------------------------------------- Real-life Recall/Recognition --------------Construction/Application Teacher-structured --------------------- Student-structured Indirect Evidence ----------------------------- Direct Evidence

5. AuthenticAssessment Authentic Assessment Students are assessed according to specific criteria that are known to them in advance. These criteria are called rubrics.

6. SampleOpenResponseRubric Sample Open Response Rubric SCORE POINT 4 Distinguished You follow all directions and finish all parts of the question. You are able to answer the question clearly so that others can understand. You show that you completely understand the information that is asked about. You show and/or explain the quickest and best way to get an answer. You are able to show and explain what you know by using complex examples, by showing connections between ideas and the real world, by comparing different ideas, and/or by showing how the ideas work together. SCORE POINT 3 Proficient You follow the directions and finish most of the parts of the question. You are able to answer the question clearly so that others can understand. You show and/or explain that you understand the big ideas about the question, but there may be a few little mistakes or wrong ideas.

7. Sample Open Response Rubric SCORE POINT 2 You follow some of the directions and finish some parts of the question. Your answer may not be complete, but it is clear so that others can understand. You understand only parts of the information to answer the question. SCORE POINT 1 You understand only a small part of the information asked for in the question. You only answer a small part of the question. SCORE POINT 0 Your answer is completely wrong or has nothing to do with the question. BLANK You did not give any answer at all.

8. 4 Demonstrates complete understanding of the problem. All requirements of task are included in response. 3 Demonstrates considerable understanding of the problem. All requirements of task are included. 2 Demonstrates partial to little understanding of the problem. Many requirements of task are missing. 1 Demonstrates no understanding of the problem. 0 No response/task not attempted. Sample Rubric

9. Constructed Response (product-like): Short-answer essay questions "Show your work" Concept maps Figural representation (e.g., Venn diagram) Journal response stories or poems Research reports Art exhibit or portfolio Lab reports NewspaperPoster

10. Constructed Response (performance-like): Typing test Complete a step of science lab On demand, construct a short musical, dance or dramatic response On demand, exhibit an athletic skill (performance-like): Typing test Complete a step of science lab On demand, construct a short musical, dance or dramatic response On demand, exhibit an athletic skill

11. Examples of Authentic Assessment http://jonathan.mueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/toolbox /examples/authentictaskexamples.htm http://jonathan.mueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/toolbox /examples/authentictaskexamples.htm

13. Auditory VisualTactile-Kinesthetic Audio recording Advertisement Acting things out Autobiography Art gallery Activity plan for trip Book Brochure Animated movie ClassifyingCoat of armsCollection CommentaryCollageComposing music Crossword puzzleColoring bookDance Debate or panel talkComic book or stripDemonstration DialogueCostumeDiorama DocumentaryDecorationDramatization EditorialDesignExhibit EssayDiagramExperiment DioramaField experience Fact fileDrawing or paintingFlip book Family treeFilmstripFlip chart

14. AuditoryVisualTactile-Kinesthetic Finding patternsFlannel boardGame GlossaryFlow chartGame show InterviewGraphic organizerHow-to book Journal or diaryGreeting cardInvention Learning Center taskHidden picturesJigsaw puzzle Letter to editorHyperStudio or otherLearning center-hands-on Limerick or riddlemultimedia presentationtasks MysterysoftwareManipulatives NewspaperIllustrated manualMobile Oral reportIllustrationsModel Pattern and instructions Learning Center visualsMuseum exhibit PetitionMagazinePapier-mâché Position paperMapPhotograph Press conferenceMuralPlay or skit

15. AuditoryVisualTactile-Kinesthetic ReadingPamphlet with pictures or iconsPop-up book Scavenger huntPhoto albumProject cube Simulation gamePhoto essayPuppet show Song lyricsPicture dictionaryRap or rhyme SpeechPolitical cartoonReader’s Theater Story or poemPortfolioRhythmic pattern SurveyPosterRole-play Teaching a lessonRebus storyScale drawing Trip itineraryScrapbookSculpture Written reportSlide showSimulation game Transparency talkSurvey TravelogueTV Broadcast TV program Video Web site