Science Interim Assessments
CenterPoint is continuing the design of high-quality interim assessments aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and the Open Sci Ed curriculum. We will be working with some brilliant partners, including the Lawrence Hall of Science, Learning Policy Institute, and Open Sci Ed with funding from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Walton Family Foundation.
Welcome to a new era in science education! CenterPoint Education Solutions presents a groundbreaking approach that sparks curiosity, aligns with NGSS, and empowers educators. This is the first of many transformative blog posts – join us on this exciting journey!
Don’t forget to spread the word! Share this blog post with your fellow science educators, and let’s ignite the spark of curiosity in every young scientist out there!
Check out our first resource: Science Best Practices in Assessment
Did you miss our Webinars?
We’ve now hosted two webinars about our new science assessments! We explored assessment features as well as our pilots and what we’ve learned from the data so far. These assessments are designed to serve multiple purposes and provide invaluable instructionally relevant information to teachers, students, and shareholders.
Are you ready to take your science instruction to the next level? OpenSciEd-aligned interim assessments offer a comprehensive approach that focuses on student growth and success. By participating in this pilot program, you’ll have the chance to implement cutting-edge assessment strategies in your classroom, leveraging asset-based instructionally relevant information.
Discover how these assessments not only evaluate student progress but also provide valuable insights for teachers to tailor their instruction effectively.
Whether you’re an educator, administrator, or shareholder passionate about science education, this webinar is a must-view. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be at the forefront of educational innovation.
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