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The kind of assessment tasks needed for today’s science classrooms must assess the active and integrated learning that comes from instruction that engages students in using and applying disciplinary core ideas, crosscutting concepts, and science and engineering practices. This book aims to support science educators in designing assessment tasks for classroom use that will assess three-dimensional learning. It helps answer the question: How can we create tasks that can be used to gain insight into students’ progress in building toward ideas in the Framework and three-dimensional performance expectations? This book offers the Next Generation Science Assessment design process as an innovative solution for science educators to create assessments that align with the contemporary vision for science education and are useful and usable in classrooms.
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