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Adventures in Assessment
For 14 years (1991-2004), Adventures in Assessment was
our annual journal in which adult literacy practitioners shared their experiences of developing and implementing learner-centered
assesment. Each volume is now $2.00;
the entire set of 16 volumes is $32.00.
- Volume 16: Bringing Standardized Assessment Practices into the Classroom, Spring 2004, 42 p. Student goal-setting; test-taking
strategies; using data for program improvement; and REEP.
PDF version
- Volume 15: Assessment in Motion, Spring 2003, 32 p.
Article titles include: Making Sense of REEP; The BEST Plus -- A New Way to Assess Oral English Skills; and The NIFL LINCS Special
Collection.
PDF version
- Volume 14: Examining Performance, Spring 2002, 72 p.
Article titles include: Fair Assessment Practices: Giving Students Equitable Opportunities to Demonstrate Learning; Assessing Oral Communication
at the Community Learning Center; A Writing Rubric to Assess ESL Student Performance;
Involving Learners in Assessment Research.
PDF version
- Volume 13: Meeting the Accountability Challenge, Spring 2001, 55 p.
Article titles include: New Accountability Rules Pose Dilemma for Programs; Authentic Goal-Setting with ABE Learners; Quinsigamond Community
College's Site-Specific Assessment; Analyzing Your Organization's Data to Tell Your Story.
PDF version
- Volume 12: Experiences with Standards-Based Reform, Winter 2000, 66 p.
Article titles include: What Makes a Good Teacher?, Successful Supervision: Three Perspectives; Connecting the ESOL Framework
to Acutal Practice.
PDF version
- Volume 11: Aspects, Levels, and Perspectives, Winter 1998, 85 p.
Article titles include: Are We Practicing What We Preach?; This is Only a Test....; Reflections at the End
of an ESL Day; The More Things Change; The More They Seem to Stay the Same.
PDF version
- Volume 10: Time to Reflect, December 1997, 85 p.
Article titles include: What Counts: Assessing Computer Skills; Learning from Experience: The TABE (Thoughts from an
Inquiring Mind); Overcoming Cultural Barriers of a Job Interview.
PDF version
- Volume 9: Rethinking Assessment, December 1996, 55 p.
Article titles include: Volunteer Tutors and Learner Assessment; Why ABE Math Assessment Practices must Change.
PDF version
- Volume 8: Meeting the Challenge of Authentic Assessment, December 1995, 67 p.
Article titles include:Do ESOL Students Want to be Tested more Often?
PDF version
- Volume 7: The Partnership Project, December 1994, 97 p. Article titles include:
Assessing all the Things that Make a Student Teachable; Adventures in Mentoring.
PDF version
- Volume 6: Responding to the Dream Conference, April 1994. 76 p. Article titles include:
One Step of Inquiry: Documenting the Voices; What Counts? Setting the Stage for Math.
PDF version
- Volume 5: The Tale of the Tools, October 1993. 96 p. Article titles include:
Adapting Tools to New Programs; Reflections on Ongoing Assessment: How to Document Self-Esteem
and Community.
PDF version
- Volume 4: Initial, Ongoing, and End-of-Cycle, April 1993. 52 p. Article titles include:
Empowering the Student through Goal Setting; Tape Journals in the Oral Skills Class.
PDF version
- Volume 3: Looking Back, Starting Again, November 1992. 82 p. Article titles include: Sitting Down Together at the End of the Year; Learner-Friendly Assessment: a Workplace Model.
- Volume 2: Ongoing, May 1992. 84 p. Article titles include:Self Assessment:Doing
and Reflecting; What You See:Ongoing Assessment in the ESOL/Literacy Classroom.
- Volume 1: Getting Started, November 1991. 80 p. Article titles include: Getting in
Touch: Participants Goals and Issues; "Down and Dirty" Miscue Analysis.
Other SABES Publications
Field Notes, edited by Lenore Balliro. This quarterly, theme-based newsletter is written by Adult Basic Education practitioners
in Massachusetts. Annual subscription (outside Massachusetts), $15.00
Special deal: Back issues are free! (Limited to stock on hand.)
The Simultaneous Model of Education and Training: A Replication Model,
Barbara Garner. 1994, 34 pages. This manual describes a highly effective, cost- and time-efficient approach to integrating basic education
and vocational training. It has been credited with changing the way some of its readers think about providing training to adults. Funded
by the Massachusetts DOE and DPW. $5.00
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