OPAPP

Ohio Performance Assessment Pilot Project. This is Nate Stephens OPAPP demo page. When you want your video done right and distributed correctly call Nate Stephens at Television Services 614-268-0123 or email Nate@Tvsvpro.com "Video That Works" is not just my motto it is my word. This Vimeo Portfolio and web page OPAPP.Tv is funded and maintained by Nate Stephens. No Public Funding involved. Please share, use and promote this portfolio. Discover how using these daily, weekly and monthly assessment techniques can improve your work environment and personal life.

  1. Summary Strategies

    Summaries are a good way for teachers to evaluate whether students are ready to move on when teaching complex information because it requires students to provide more than a one-word answer. Quick Write, Minute Paper, Reflections, and Muddy Points are all types of summaries.

    Reached under my pillow - Rick

    I wanted to know - Brooke

    I will hurry up - Jennifer

    No need to write the whole sentence - Carol

    Most important things you want to share - Meri

  2. Amber's FITs Strategies

    This video features Amber, a 5th grade ELA teacher who has changed how Formative Instructional Techniques have changed what she does in her classroom and how it has changed her students' engagement level. Amber shares her experiences and successes using Formative Instructional Techniques.

  3. Questioning & Wait Time

    Based on Dylan Wiliams' book, Formative Assessment, Questioning and Wait Time are two of the most difficult teaching techniques to master.

    "Explain how you got the answer,"
    ..... Rod
    "My questioning techniques have been totally different," ... Nancy

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  4. A-B-C-D Immediate Response

    A-B-C-D is an interactive technique that is great for diverse learners because of its visual and kinesthetic components. See a demonstration and hear the technique broken down into steps and the rationale behind them explained.

    It's cheap, low-tech and really, really easy to use. - Anne

    Really good to help with testing strategy. - Nancy

    Encourages students to explain their answers. - Lauren

  5. Hot Seat - An Immediate Response Technique

    Hot Seat is an interesting way to get students involved in a lesson while deeply probing their understanding. The technique begins with questioning one student who gives the answer, then other students join in, expanding on the topic.

    Good way to review a lesson from the day before in any subject.
    - Kathy

    Plan questions according to the ability of students (call on Special Ed. students for more general questions).
    - Nancy

    Gets all students involved without letting them off the hook if they don't know the answer.
    - Anne

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  6. Jigsaw - A Collaborative Technique

    Jigsaw is a technique that many students like because they get to collaborate with classmates Jigsaw divides a complex lesson into smaller pieces to make it easier for students to understand. Then students teach their "piece of the puzzle" to their classmates so no one misses out on important information.

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