CALL PL Sample School

CALL Summary Report

1 Response - Report updated 11:03 AM Mar 7, 2022

3.1.1 Learning standards are part of the everyday language of students and teachers

RATING:
3.0
AVG RATING:
2.79
Question:

In personalization, advancement is based on the demonstrated competency of learning standards, instead of seat time or assignment completion.


How are learning standards communicated in your classroom?

Total Respondents: 1
I don't consistently share or discuss learning standards with students.
0%
I generally make learning standards available to students.
0%
I make learning standards available to students, and check for understanding.
100%
I make sure learning standards are a part of the everyday language of instruction used by teachers and students.
0%

3.1.3 Students can choose from a menu of assessments

RATING:
3.0
AVG RATING:
1.83
Question:

In your class, how often can students do the following to demonstrate readiness for the next level of learning?

The student chooses from a menu of assessments.

Total Respondents: 1
Rarely.
0%
For less than half of my class activities.
0%
For over half of my class activities.
100%
For almost all of my class activities.
0%

3.1.4 Students can design their own assessments

RATING:
3.0
AVG RATING:
2.6
Question:

In your class, how often can students do the following to demonstrate readiness for the next level of learning?

The students create a product or artifact using their own design.

Total Respondents: 1
Rarely.
0%
For less than half of my class activities.
0%
For over half of my class activities.
100%
For almost all of my class activities.
0%

3.1.5 Teachers and students work together to use assessment data to plan future learning

RATING:
2.0
AVG RATING:
2.4
Question:

How do you primarily use assessment data to support learning?

Total Respondents: 1
I primarily use assessment data to measure student progress.
0%
I use assessment data to measure progress and group students for differentiation. 
100%
I use assessment data to customize learning plans for each student. 
0%
My students and I use data to assess learning and to shape future learning pathways.
0%

3.1.5 Computer-adaptive assessments are routinely used to help learning

Question:

In your class, how often can students do the following to demonstrate readiness for the next level of learning?

I use assessments accessed through computer adaptive systems such as MAP or STAR.

Total Respondents: 0
Rarely.
0%
For less than half of my class activities.
0%
For over half of my class activities.
0%
For almost all of my class activities.
0%

3.1.6 Students can meet learning standards with out of school activities

RATING:
4.0
AVG RATING:
2.26
Question:

How can students meet learning targets by demonstrating skills and knowledge learned outside of school?

Total Respondents: 1
Students can only meet standards with work and assessments completed in school.
0%
Students can meet standards with learning activities outside of school, but must go through a special approval process.
0%
Students can meet standards with learning activities that occur outside of school, using the same planning process for in school learning projects.
0%
Students are encouraged to take advantage of out of school learning activities, and can meet standards using the same process as in school learning.
100%

3.1.6 Students are able to choose when they take assessments

RATING:
4.0
AVG RATING:
2.29
Question:

How much control do students have over when they are assessed?

Total Respondents: 1
Students have no control over when they are assessed.
0%
Students have control over when they take formative assessments, but not over summative assessment.
0%
Students have some control over when they take formative and summative assessments.
0%
Students have full control over when they take formative and summative assessments. 
100%

3.1.6 Conferring is regularly used as an assessment

Question:

In your class, how often can students do the following to demonstrate readiness for the next level of learning?

I assess through conferring that invites students to explain what they have learned.

Total Respondents: 0
Rarely.
0%
For less than half of my class activities.
0%
For over half of my class activities.
0%
For almost all of my class activities.
0%