Strategic Learning Initiatives: Noncognitive Measures

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Noncognitive Measures

At SLI, we pride ourselves on our commitment to sharing research-based tools and strategies with our clients.

Today we'd like to share a recent post from Education Database Online about noncognitive measures. Author Alan Boyle offers information about alternative assessments and what we might expect to see in the future.

Read more about his research at the following link: Noncognitive Measures: The Academic Trend that Could Change Everything.

No comments:

Post a Comment

About SLI

The Mission of Strategic Learning Initiatives is to work with schools to dramatically improve classroom practice and district results.

The key to our success in our hometown, Chicago, is that we use the power of research as the guide to improving results in the classroom. Chicago is home to the best long-term research in the nation revealing what works—and what doesn’t—in education. We bring the best of that research and the best research from the world of business that tells us about total quality improvement to each of the schools where we work.

We know the qualities that must be present in a school in order for it to succeed. We work with our schools, principals, teachers and parents to ensure those qualities are present.

In schools where Strategic Learning Initiatives is at work, teachers teach, re-teach, and teach again until every student achieves mastery and the entire school moves forward.

Contact us for more information: 312-738-0022 ext. 1111 Educational Program Asst.

Pages

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Noncognitive Measures

No comments:

Post a Comment