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Resource Teachers

Stevenson 2020

Research tells us that self-assessments are meaningful to learner growth. Did you know that self-assessments can be done in all content areas and in different contexts? How often do you include self-assessment with your small groups or when you push-in to instruct?

Resource Teachers: What's Happening

Engagement & Self-Assessment

*Please note that these are examples. If you would like, reach out to me and I will help you design your own. Permission to reuse these resources has not been given by the owner.

Speech/Special Ed.

Small Groups

If your learners are working towards mastery of an objective, then perhaps a learning objective self-assessment journal would benefit them greatly. You can also do four corners to keep things kinesthetic.

Let's move, how'd we do?

Today I...

Strategies

As students learn strategies to use in their speech, you can use self-assessment to help students see their growth. 

Students working on learning reading strategies for fluency or comprehension can also benefit from self-assessment. If you are working towards mastery of fluency with numbers or reading, give a quick scale rating self-assessment. 

Bumpy or Smooth Talk?

Working my way up!

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Social Work/Psychology

Strategies

If students are working towards communicating their needs or taking turns, it would be great to have them assess how they did by completing some quick self-assessment journals. 


If students are learning how to build their self-esteem, students should see how they are progressing and if they need more support even after being taught strategies. Reflective self-assessments would be great for this. 

Let's Regulate

Affirmation

Does it work?

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Resource Teachers: Activities
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