
Facilitating Learning Rather than Teaching
Facilitating learning sounds difficult but isn't if you know how to meet your learners where they are.
Discover a variety of arts assessments and integrated assessment ideas that capture creativity in the classroom and help identify where your students need to go next.
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Facilitating learning sounds difficult but isn't if you know how to meet your learners where they are.

Hands-on assessment activities offer students an opportunity to show what they know.


It's that time of year again in education - testing season.

Use this list of higher order thinking questions from Blooms, Costa, and Webb to support higher cognitive demand in your lessons with students.

Text Dependent Analysis can be one of the most difficult parts of standardized testing for students.

Author Katie White shares all the ways assessments can connect with the creative process.

Recently, there has been a focus toward student-centered classrooms and increased student engagement.

Having arts integration success is one thing, but knowing what key performance metrics to look for is another.

Integrated assessments through student portfolios, teachers can not only save time, but in many cases can also produce more valid assessment results.

Just as with anything, as we work on accomplishing a goal, it is difficult to remember where we began.

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