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In this episode, Iâm joined by my real-life best friend and literacy expert, Rachel Beiswanger (@_readingrachel_), to talk about what assessments are actually for , and how to use them without overtesting or overwhelming teachers.
If youâve ever thought, Okay⌠I have the data. Now what? , then this conversation is for you.
The difference between universal screeners, diagnostics, progress monitoring, and classroom-based assessments
Why ORF passages are intentionally not decodable (and why that matters)
Common assessment mistakes schools are making
How to use screening data to identify instructional pattern, not just struggling students
The first practical step to take after you administer a universal screener
If assessments aren't your favorite, let me introduce you to Rachel. She has the knack for making testing interesting and for helping all of us use data to inform our instruction.
Rachel's Upcoming Webinar (You do NOT want to miss this!)
CUBED Comprehension Assessment
Rachel's Blog
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In this episode, Iâm joined by my real-life best friend and literacy expert, Rachel Beiswanger (@_readingrachel_), to talk about what assessments are actually for , and how to use them without overtesting or overwhelming teachers.
If youâve ever thought, Okay⌠I have the data. Now what? , then this conversation is for you.
The difference between universal screeners, diagnostics, progress monitoring, and classroom-based assessments
Why ORF passages are intentionally not decodable (and why that matters)
Common assessment mistakes schools are making
How to use screening data to identify instructional pattern, not just struggling students
The first practical step to take after you administer a universal screener
If assessments aren't your favorite, let me introduce you to Rachel. She has the knack for making testing interesting and for helping all of us use data to inform our instruction.
Rachel's Upcoming Webinar (You do NOT want to miss this!)
CUBED Comprehension Assessment
Rachel's Blog
Â

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