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WERA/OSPI Winter Assessment Conference "Assessment Dynamics for Dynamic Learning"

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Keynote: Terry Bergeson

Keynote: Henry Levin

Keynote: James Popham

Workshop 4: What's New in Assessment and Psychometrics Part 2

1.2: OSPI Mathematics Assessment Update - Grades 3-8 + HS

1.4: Linking a Comprehensive PD Literacy Program to Student Achievement

1.8: Addressing the Achievement Gap for African American Students in WA

1.11: New Developments in CAA Options

2.1: Washington's New Accountability System - A Replacement for AYP?

2.6: OSPI Math Assessment Update for High School

2.7: Coaching New School Leaders for Success

2.9: Assessment Item Attributes thet May Impact Student Achievement Scores

2.10: Concentrated Affluence, Concentrated Disadvantage, and Children's Readiness for School

3.2: Bergeson Follow Up

3.3: Collection of Evidence, Mathematics Student Performances and Scoring

3.5: OSPI Math Assessment Update Grades 6-8

3.6: OSPI Math Assessment Update Grades 3-5

3.7: WERA Symposium - How Faithful were You in Program Evaluation? Part 2 Part 3

3.8: What Districts and Schools are Learning About Instructional Leadership

3.9: Clashing Syllables: Differentiating between Language Acquistion and Learning Disabilities for ELL students

4.3: To Test or Not To Test, That is The Question | Part 2

4.4: HS Graduation Requirements: Meeting State Standards

4.7: Measuring the Link between Elementary Teachers and Student Achievement

4.9: Collection of Evidence, Writing Student Performances and Scoring

4.10: Educational Attainment of Foster Children

5.1: WA Kids Count's Community Level Indicators for Kids - New Online Tool

5.2: Introduction to the New Collaborative Research Project

5.3: Evaluation Results from the First Year of Math Coaching

5.6: Investments in Early Learning: Key Findings from WA Learns Finance Study

5.7: Deficit Model Thinking, 'At Risk' Designations, and Evaluations

5.9: Distributed Instructional Leadership at Middle School - Lessons Learned