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Why are you doing this research?

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These are just a few questions to get you started on your data collection process.

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Jewish LearningWorks Metrics and Evaluation Intensive Question Bank

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This resource list will help teachers enhance their skill in assessment in PBL. Have your own assessment resources? Post them in the comments below!

Assessing Student Understanding Resources:

Rubrics:

PARCC:

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A list of resources to help teachers enhance their skill in PBL assessment.

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Who will you get information from? Why are these the "right" people?

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How much do you want to tell them about the evaluation process?
What do you want to tell them about how you will use the information they share?

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Paper
Online
Voting mechanisms

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Informal / unstructured
Formal / structured
Oral
Written - usually email

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Attendance records
Program plans
Multiple registrations

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Classroom activity
Attention / engagement
Words / phrases

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Which of these tools do you gravitate towards the most?

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Which of these tools do you gravitate towards the most?

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What type of instrument(s) will you use?

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Play with the language for the actual questions.
> If you're working on an interview, set it up as a script.
> If you're working on documentation/observations, consider creating a rubric to shape your analysis.