Colorado Department of Education
For The Creation Of Collaboratively-developed, Standards–based Performance Assessments
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Amount$300,000
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Program
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Date Awarded11/22/2017
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportGeneral Support/Program
Strategies
Overview
The Colorado Department of Education—which provides leadership, resources, and support for Colorado’s schools, districts, and teachers—will work with educators from across the state to collaboratively develop standards-based literacy performance assessments. The proposed performance assessments will provide districts with an authentic assessment option for students to demonstrate graduation readiness and will serve as an opportunity for students to engage in and reveal deeper learning. These efforts support the Department and the Hewlett Foundation’s goals by providing support and guidance to schools and districts that help students apply both academic content and skills that are essential for post-graduation success.
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for the creation of collaboratively developed, standards-based performance assessments
As part of its role of providing leadership, resources, and support for Colorado’s schools, districts, and teachers, the Colorado Department of Education will work with educators from across the state to develop standards-based literacy performance assessments. The new performance assessments will give districts an authentic option for students to demonstrate graduation readiness while providing them an opportunity to engage in and reveal deeper learning. With this additional guidance, schools and districts will be better equipped to help students apply academic content and skills that are essential for post-graduation success.
for support of organizational diversity, equity and inclusion capacity to advance educational equity
for the creation of collaboratively-developed, standards–based performance assessments
The Colorado Department of Education—which provides leadership, resources, and support for Colorado’s schools, districts, and teachers—will work with educators from across the state to collaboratively develop standards-based literacy performance assessments. The proposed performance assessments will provide districts with an authentic assessment option for students to demonstrate graduation readiness and will serve as an opportunity for students to engage in and reveal deeper learning. These efforts support the Department and the Hewlett Foundation’s goals by providing support and guidance to schools and districts that help students apply both academic content and skills that are essential for post-graduation success.
