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#PROJECTAERO

Closing the Circle: Grading, Assessment and Reporting in a Standards-based System

With ERMA ANDERSON & THOMAS GUSKEY

Facilitated by AERO Director David Chojnacki

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STRAND

STRAND(S): STANDARDS-BASED LEARNING, DEEP LEARNING

DATE

MARCH 15 & 21, 2022 (RESCHEDULED)

TIME

3:00-4:30 PM (GMT+2)

ELIGIBILITY

OPEN TO ALL SCHOOLS

COST

PER SCH REG FEE

AUDIENCE

FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS

EVENT TYPE

ZOOM WEBINAR


TARGET AUDIENCE

This two-part webinar is designed for heads of school, principals, directors of teaching & learning, and department chairs/teacher leaders.

ABOUT THE WEBINAR

Using a standards-based framework for building a curriculum and teaching to standards have been positive changes in the many schools that have aligned with “Project AERO” (www.projectaero.org), both within NESA and around the world.

Remaining challenges are determining how to assess student progress, how to ‘grade’ in a standards-based system and — importantly — how to report student progress in a way that makes sense to students and their parents/families.

This two-part webinar, featuring Erma Anderson, the consummate authority on teaching in a standards-based system, and Tom Guskey, an internationally recognized expert in grading and reporting, will focus on assessing, grading and reporting strategies that are based on proven practices and solid research.

Session 1 will explore the following questions:

    • What mistakes do schools make in initiating grading reforms?
    • What is the biggest mistake schools make in revising the report card?
    • What is the best way for schools to summarize evidence on students' performance on the report card?
    • What must schools do in grading and reporting prior to implementing standards-based approaches?

Participants will be asked during Session 1 to submit questions for discussion in Session 2.


Steven Karaiskos

CRISIS TEAM FACILITATOR, SEA CHANGE MENTORING

Dr. STEVEN KARAISKOS is an educator and emotion scientist with over 25 years of experience supporting the emotional well-being of students, educators, and communities. A longtime advocate for suicide prevention and grief awareness, he serves as Director of Postvention & Community Programs at The Kita Center. Steven began his career in early childhood education, has taught through the university level, trains educators in SEL and relational practices, and lives in Wells, Maine.


Steven Karaiskos

CRISIS TEAM FACILITATOR, SEA CHANGE MENTORING

Dr. STEVEN KARAISKOS is an educator and emotion scientist with over 25 years of experience supporting the emotional well-being of students, educators, and communities. A longtime advocate for suicide prevention and grief awareness, he serves as Director of Postvention & Community Programs at The Kita Center. Steven began his career in early childhood education, has taught through the university level, trains educators in SEL and relational practices, and lives in Wells, Maine.


Steven Karaiskos

CRISIS TEAM FACILITATOR, SEA CHANGE MENTORING

Dr. STEVEN KARAISKOS is an educator and emotion scientist with over 25 years of experience supporting the emotional well-being of students, educators, and communities. A longtime advocate for suicide prevention and grief awareness, he serves as Director of Postvention & Community Programs at The Kita Center. Steven began his career in early childhood education, has taught through the university level, trains educators in SEL and relational practices, and lives in Wells, Maine.


Registration Fees

Fees quoted are per school, and include unlimited educator attendance for both webinar sessions.

All fees quoted are in US Dollars (USD).

NESA MEMBER & AFFILIATE SCHOOLS:

  • $200/school

NON-MEMBER SCHOOLS:

  • $250/school

Please review the Cancellation Notice before registering.


Supported by the Office of Overseas Schools, U.S. Department of State

US DEPARTMENT OF STATE

PROJECT AERO WEBSITE