Tuesday, October 5, 2010
MI Chapter 10
Chapter ten talks about the different ways that a teacher assesses a student. Many teachers take the final tests only into consideration when they are figuring out how a student learns things. This is the wrong way. A teacher needs to be open to teaching students the tricks to the real world. If students can demonstrate that they can apply the information to the real world then they have mastered the content. This chapter tells teachers to study their students by having them keep journals, work samples, audio files, checklists, and so much more. Teachers are able to learn the students learning style and be able to assess them the correct way at the end of the unit by giving them questions based on their learning style.
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