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A concentrated Teaching Professor two-day workshop designed to provide higher education professionals with new tools and insights for redesigning your assessment strategies. Enhance all of your coursework through the masterful and intentional use of improved assessments.The end goal of this hand-on workshop is for you to walk away with an individualized action plan for improving your assessment plan and implementing it within your curriculum.
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Workshop FacilitatorsFor this hands-on Teaching
Professor workshop, Magnaintroduces a powerhouse team ofpresenters who are experts in gradingand assessment.
Linda Suskie Virginia JohnsonAnderson
Cambridge, MassachusettsThe on-site location for this workshop
is the Courtyard by Marriott Boston-Cambridge, Massachusetts. You couldn’task for a better time or place for thisevent: the cradle of American highereducation during the height of the fallfoliage season!
Good grading and good teaching go hand in hand.Join us at the fall workshop:
Using Grading Strategiesto Understand and ImproveStudent LearningIf you haven’t taken a fresh look at
your assessment strategies recently, it’slikely that you’re missing somepowerful ways to improve your coursesand deepen the caliber of learning thattakes place in your classroom.This is a concentrated two-day
workshop designed to provide you withnew tools and insights for redesigning
your assessment strategies. Enhance allof your coursework through themasterful and intentional use ofimproved assessments.The goal is for you to walk away
with an individualized action plan forimproving your assessment plan andimplementing it within yourcurriculum.
“You have that unique capacity tomake assessment, which to manyof us is confusing and scary, intosomething understandable andmanageable.”
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This fast-paced workshop will be alively combination of interactive
presentations, discussions, small-groupbreakout exercises, and time forindividual reflection and planning.
Day 1 — October 12•Welcome, Overview, and Logistics• Linking Grading and Good Teaching•What Do You Most Want YourStudents to Learn?
•How Do Students Learn?• Lunch•Creating Purposeful LearningOpportunities
•Researching Student Learning inYour Classes
•Reflective Writing
Day 2 — October 13•Review and Reflection•Multiple Choice Tests•Rubrics, Rating Scales, and ScoringGuides
•Getting Students to Work Harder andYou to Work Less
•Defining Success• Lunch•Using the Information You Collect asYou Grade to Improve Teaching andLearning
•Reflection and Next Steps
Agenda
Workshop Pricing Per PersonPostmarked on or before
9/28/20121 person ................................$1,2992 to 4 people..........................$1,1995 or more people....................$1,099On-site registration after 9/28/2012:
$1,499
This exclusive workshop will cover:• Improving student learning
outcomes• Crafting effective assessment tools,
including assignments, scoringguides, and multiple-choice tests
• Examining results and using themto improve teaching and learning
• Articulating what you most wantstudents to learn
• Researching student learning inyour classes
Participants will learn how to:• Include research-based teaching
methods in your classes• Access the latest scholarship on
assessment and pedagogy• Use collected grading information
to develop better teachingstrategies
• Develop an action plan of stepsyou can take to understand andimprove student learning
“Great job! Well organized and small group discussions fit in well and wereproductive in getting points of presentation across.”