Stanford University

Developing Instructionally-Embedded Performance Assessments for the NGSS Classroom: Course 2

Stanford, United States

The Non-degree in Developing Instructionally-Embedded Performance Assessments for the NGSS Classroom: Course 2 at Stanford University is a 1 week long program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

Stanford University is a school in Stanford, United States, founded in 1891. It has 16937 students, including 4153 international students, and offers 117 programs.

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About the Program

Developing Instructionally-Embedded Performance Assessments for the NGSS Classroom: Course 2 is a non-degree program at Stanford University, taught in English, lasting one week. It's for students who want to develop performance assessments for the NGSS classroom.

The curriculum focuses on developing instructionally-embedded performance assessments, helping students develop skills in assessment design, implementation, and evaluation. Students will work on case studies and group projects to apply their knowledge.

After completing this program, students can pursue roles like Science Teacher, Curriculum Developer, or Assessment Specialist in schools, educational institutions, or research organizations.

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