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"Assessing student understanding in science" Table Of Contents:

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• 2- Assessment based on six domains of science --
• 3- Concept domain --
• 4- Process domain --
• 5- Application domain --
• 6- Attitude domain --
• 7- Creativity domain --
• 8- Nature of science domain -- -- 2.
• 9- Assessment in the contexts of teaching --
• 10- Overview of assessment types and methods --
• 11- National Science Education Assessment standards --
• 12- Embedding assessment standards in teaching practice --
• 13- Assessment reminders for educators -- -- The
• 14- World Wide Web as an assessment resource -- -- 3.
• 15- Evaluating teaching practice --
• 16- Action research --
• 17- Assessment of classroom practice with videotaping --
• 18- Sources of instrumentation for assessing practice --
• 19- Self-assessment of constructivist practice --
• 20- Science-as-inquiry surveys -- -- 4.
• 21- Rubrics and scoring guides --
• 22- Rubric construction : a perspective from a teacher --
• 23- Rubric for interdisciplinary or specified domain assessment --
• 24- Biology assessment task --
• 25- Evaluation of science frameworks -- -- 5.
• 26- Assessment examples for all grade levels --
• 27- Open-ended questions (integrates domains) --
• 28- Student laboratory environment inventory (integrates domains) --
• 29- Ideas for assessing in the application domain --
• 30- Observation checklist (integrates domains) --
• 31- Use of application-level multiple-choice questions --
• 32- Examples for the creativity domain --
• 33- Assessing attitudes, preferences, and processes -- -- 6.
• 34- Assessment samples for grades K through 4 --
• 35- Applying process skills and experimental design --
• 36- Application assessment items for grades K through 3 --
• 37- Assessing attitudes about science --
• 38- Student self-assessment --
• 39- Assessing perceptions about scientists -- -- 7.
• 40- Assessment examples for grades 5 through 8 --
• 41- Developing a group performance task --
• 42- Preparation for standardized tests --
• 43- Electronic or video portfolios for students --
• 44- Structuring peer assessment for cooperative groups --
• 45- Class assessment of group project presentations -- -- 8.
• 46- Assessment examples for grades 9 through 12 --
• 47- Using the student laboratory environment inventory --
• 48- Looking at science processes --
• 49- Assessing specific areas of understanding --
• 50- Assessing students' views of the scientific process.

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