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This document outlines the steps and requirements for Teaching Performance Assessment 3 (TPA 3) at Whittier College. TPA 3 requires teacher candidates to (1) plan and implement a classroom assessment to evaluate student learning, (2) analyze student performance and adapt assessments for two focus students, and (3) reflect on assessment results. The assessment is meant to demonstrate skills in evaluating student understanding, making adaptations, and considering implications for instruction.
TPA3 Overview
- 1. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 2. TEACHING PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT 3: Classroom Assessment of Academic Learning Goals Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 4. TPA 3: Overview Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 5. TPA 3: Overview 1. You will demonstrate your ability to select a unit of study and learning goal(s) and to plan standards-based, developmentally-appropriate student assessment activities for a group of students. In addition, you will demonstrate your ability to assess student learning and diagnose student needs from particular responses to the assessment activity. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 6. TPA 3: Overview 1. You will demonstrate your ability to select a unit of study and learning goal(s) and to plan standards-based, developmentally-appropriate student assessment activities for a group of students. In addition, you will demonstrate your ability to assess student learning and diagnose student needs from particular responses to the assessment activity. 2. You will demonstrate your ability to make assessment adaptations for two focus students: an English learner and a student with identi鍖ed special needs. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 7. TPA 3: Overview 1. You will demonstrate your ability to select a unit of study and learning goal(s) and to plan standards-based, developmentally-appropriate student assessment activities for a group of students. In addition, you will demonstrate your ability to assess student learning and diagnose student needs from particular responses to the assessment activity. 2. You will demonstrate your ability to make assessment adaptations for two focus students: an English learner and a student with identi鍖ed special needs. 3. You will score, review, and analyze evidence of student learning and will re鍖ect on assessment implications. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 8. TPA 3: Overview 1. You will demonstrate your ability to select a unit of study and learning goal(s) and to plan standards-based, developmentally-appropriate student assessment activities for a group of students. In addition, you will demonstrate your ability to assess student learning and diagnose student needs from particular responses to the assessment activity. 2. You will demonstrate your ability to make assessment adaptations for two focus students: an English learner and a student with identi鍖ed special needs. 3. You will score, review, and analyze evidence of student learning and will re鍖ect on assessment implications. 4. You will submit your completed response, the assessment, selected student assessment responses and, if appropriate, scoring scales, rubrics, or scoring guides as artifacts. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 9. What is being measured? Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 10. What is being measured? B. Assessing Student Learning TPE 3Interpretation and Use of Assessments Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 11. What is being measured? B. Assessing Student Learning TPE 3Interpretation and Use of Assessments C. Engaging and Supporting Students in Learning TPE 6Developmentally Appropriate Teaching Practices TPE 7Teaching English Learners Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 12. What is being measured? B. Assessing Student Learning TPE 3Interpretation and Use of Assessments C. Engaging and Supporting Students in Learning TPE 6Developmentally Appropriate Teaching Practices TPE 7Teaching English Learners D. Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for Students TPE 8Learning About Students TPE 9Instructional Planning Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 13. What is being measured? B. Assessing Student Learning TPE 3Interpretation and Use of Assessments C. Engaging and Supporting Students in Learning TPE 6Developmentally Appropriate Teaching Practices TPE 7Teaching English Learners D. Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for Students TPE 8Learning About Students TPE 9Instructional Planning F. Developing as a Professional Educator TPE 13Professional Growth Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 14. TPA 3: Step 1 Assessment Selection and Planning for the Whole Class Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 15. TPA 3: Step 1 Assessment Selection and Planning for the Whole Class Select a class and identify the content area, subject matter, student academic content standards, and unit of study with which you will be working. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 16. TPA 3: Step 1 Assessment Selection and Planning for the Whole Class Select a class and identify the content area, subject matter, student academic content standards, and unit of study with which you will be working. Describe the purpose and type of assessment and the evidence of student learning that will be collected. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 17. TPA 3: Step 1 Assessment Selection and Planning for the Whole Class Select a class and identify the content area, subject matter, student academic content standards, and unit of study with which you will be working. Describe the purpose and type of assessment and the evidence of student learning that will be collected. Describe the plan for implementation of the assessment, including strategies, activities, grouping, and materials. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 18. TPA 3: Step 1 Assessment Selection and Planning for the Whole Class Select a class and identify the content area, subject matter, student academic content standards, and unit of study with which you will be working. Describe the purpose and type of assessment and the evidence of student learning that will be collected. Describe the plan for implementation of the assessment, including strategies, activities, grouping, and materials. Explain how you will use the assessment results and provide feedback regarding student progress towards achievement of the academic learning goal(s). Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 19. TPA 3: Step 2 Learning about Students: Whole Class and Two Focus Students Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 20. TPA 3: Step 2 Learning about Students: Whole Class and Two Focus Students Select two students within the class, including one English Learner and one student with an identi鍖ed special need. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 21. TPA 3: Step 2 Learning about Students: Whole Class and Two Focus Students Select two students within the class, including one English Learner and one student with an identi鍖ed special need. Complete a detailed description of the background and characteristics of each of the two students, as well as an explanation of how the information will in鍖uence instructional planning and assessment. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 22. TPA 3: Step 3 Assessment Adaptations for Two Focus Students Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 23. TPA 3: Step 3 Assessment Adaptations for Two Focus Students Complete a detailed description of the background and characteristics of each of the two students, as well as an explanation of how the information will in鍖uence instructional planning and assessment. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 24. TPA 3: Step 3 Assessment Adaptations for Two Focus Students Complete a detailed description of the background and characteristics of each of the two students, as well as an explanation of how the information will in鍖uence instructional planning and assessment. Explain your rationale for the adaptations. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 25. TPA 3: Step 4 Giving the Assessment to the Whole Class, Including Two Focus Students Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 26. TPA 3: Step 4 Giving the Assessment to the Whole Class, Including Two Focus Students Give the assessment to the class; collect and score the evidence of student learning from the assessment. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 27. TPA 3: Step 4 Giving the Assessment to the Whole Class, Including Two Focus Students Give the assessment to the class; collect and score the evidence of student learning from the assessment. Submit copies of three assessment responses that represent the range of student achievement on the assessment and explain the selection of those three responses. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 28. TPA 3: Step 4 Giving the Assessment to the Whole Class, Including Two Focus Students Give the assessment to the class; collect and score the evidence of student learning from the assessment. Submit copies of three assessment responses that represent the range of student achievement on the assessment and explain the selection of those three responses. Submit copies of the two focus students responses. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 29. TPA 3: Step 5 Analyzing Evidence of Student Academic Learning and the Assessment Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 30. TPA 3: Step 5 Analyzing Evidence of Student Academic Learning and the Assessment Discuss what you learned from the assessment about your students progress toward achievement of the learning goal(s). Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 31. TPA 3: Step 5 Analyzing Evidence of Student Academic Learning and the Assessment Discuss what you learned from the assessment about your students progress toward achievement of the learning goal(s). Discuss what you learned from the assessment about your students progress toward achievement of the learning goal(s). Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 32. TPA 3: Step 5 Analyzing Evidence of Student Academic Learning and the Assessment Discuss what you learned from the assessment about your students progress toward achievement of the learning goal(s). Discuss what you learned from the assessment about your students progress toward achievement of the learning goal(s). For Student 1 and Student 2: Analyze each students response to the assessment. Discuss how this information will a鍖ect your future planning and instruction for the two students. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 33. TPA 3: Step 6 Re鍖ection on Assessment Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 34. TPA 3: Step 6 Re鍖ection on Assessment Read your responses to Steps 1-5. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 35. TPA 3: Step 6 Re鍖ection on Assessment Read your responses to Steps 1-5. Discuss what you learned about the assessment and about your students learning as a result of using the assessment. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 36. TPA 3: Step 6 Re鍖ection on Assessment Read your responses to Steps 1-5. Discuss what you learned about the assessment and about your students learning as a result of using the assessment. Explain how you will use what you have learned about assessment in the future. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 37. TPA 3: Step 6 Re鍖ection on Assessment Read your responses to Steps 1-5. Discuss what you learned about the assessment and about your students learning as a result of using the assessment. Explain how you will use what you have learned about assessment in the future. Identify your goal(s) for increasing your knowledge and skill in assessment. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 38. After Completing Your Response Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 39. After Completing Your Response Remove all last names and identifying references to children and adults on the response and artifacts. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 40. After Completing Your Response Remove all last names and identifying references to children and adults on the response and artifacts. Procure Student Release Forms and Adult Release Forms for all student and/or adult work to be submitted. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.
- 41. After Completing Your Response Remove all last names and identifying references to children and adults on the response and artifacts. Procure Student Release Forms and Adult Release Forms for all student and/or adult work to be submitted. Submit the signed release forms, your response, and all artifacts, as directed by your program. Your artifacts will include: The assessment and any directions, scoring guides, answer keys, etc. A total of 鍖ve student responses: three representing the range of student achievement on the assessment and one response from each of the two focus students. Whittier CollegeArie Korporaal, Ph.D.