Description
Program Overview
- Understanding the GED Program: Familiarizing educators with the structure, content, and objectives of the GED program, including the four subject areas: Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.
- Assessment Principles: Learning the foundational principles of assessment, including formative and summative assessments, and the role of assessments in guiding instruction and evaluating student performance.
- Creating Effective Assessments: Gaining insights into how to design and implement effective assessments, including multiple-choice tests, performance tasks, and portfolio assessments that align with GED standards.
- Interpreting Assessment Data: Exploring methods for analyzing and interpreting assessment data to inform instructional decisions and provide targeted support for students.
- Feedback Strategies: Understanding the importance of timely and constructive feedback in the learning process, and developing strategies for delivering feedback that encourages student growth and improvement.
- Adapting Instruction Based on Assessment: Learning how to adapt instructional practices based on assessment results, including differentiating instruction to meet diverse learning needs.
- Regulatory and Compliance Considerations: Examining the regulatory requirements and best practices for assessment and evaluation in GED programs, including maintaining academic integrity and ensuring fairness in testing.
Ideal For
This program is ideal for GED instructors, adult education teachers, and educational administrators seeking to enhance their assessment and evaluation skills. Graduates will be well-prepared to implement effective assessment strategies that support student learning, promote achievement, and ensure that students are adequately prepared for the GED examinations.
