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Volume 6 April 1994

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CONTENTS

Introduction: Volume 6
Loren McGrail, Editor

One Step of Inquiry:
Documenting the Voices

Lindy Whiton

Portfolio in Maine:
Hello, Massachusetts

Sandy Brawders

Portfolios as Alternative Assessment in a Community-Based ESL Transition Program
Richard Goldberg

Assessment in California: Implementing Alternative Assessment Tools
Byron Barahona

An Analysis of Adventures in Assessment: Images of Participatory Assessment in Adult Education
Cathy Luna

What Counts?
Out of a Pickle: Setting the Stage for Math

Martha Merson

From the Field:
A Response to AIA: Democracy Begins in Conversation

Marilyn Gillespie

Letter:
Affirmation for Pre-Goal Setting

Anne Marie DeMartino

Learning from Experience:
From Minnow to Overachiever

Loren McGrail

Book Review:
Portfolios in the Writing Classroom

Don Robishaw

Mission Statement from the Transformers
Participatory Assessment Team

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This survey is to determine the effect that Adventures in Assessment: Learner Centered Approaches to Assessment and Evaluation has had on the field. Does the journal either change or validate people’s practices and is it a good staff development tool? We define staff development as the process of reinforcing, maintaining and building effective teaching practices. Ultimately, staff development acts as an antidote to burnout.

1. Have you read Adventures in Assessment? [ ] Yes [ ] No

If you have, which volume(s)? [ ] Volume 1 (Yellow) [ ] Volume 2 (Light Green) [ ] Volume 3 (Purple) [ ] Volume 4 (Dark Green)

2. Do you find the layout/design of Adventures in Assessment accessible or easy to understand? [ ] Yes [ ] No
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3. What criteria do you use when deciding which articles to read?
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[ ] Author Do you read Voices from the Field? [ ] Yes [ ] No
[ ] Interests Do you read Getting Started? [ ]Yes [ ] No
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Do you read Ongoing? [ ] Yes [ ] No
Do you read What Counts? [ ] Yes [ ] No
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5. Has Adventures in Assessment affected your practices (such as sparked a new tool or thrown out all of them)? [ ] Yes [ ] No
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6. Have you changed the your assessment practices in your classroom and/or program? [ ] Yes [ ] No

7. Do you have ways in which you include learners in your assessment practices? [ ] Yes [ ] No What are they?

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8b. Please comment on how you used it. Did you change it? Did you adapt it?

8c. May we publish these comments in the “Letter to the Editor” section of the journal? [ ] Yes [ ] No

9. Would you be interested in writing for the journal? [ ] Yes [ ] No

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This article was published in Adventures in Assessment, Volume 6 (Spring 1994), SABES/World Education, Boston, MA, Copyright 1994.

Funding support for the publication of this document on the Web provided in part by the Ohio State Literacy Resource Center as part of the LINCS Assessment Special Collection.

 

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