Authentic assessment can be one of the most beneficial tools for teaching all children in inclusive early childhood settings. The process of implementing authentic assessment can help teachers connect deeply with children and families, and learn how to best support them. This webinar, hosted by Early Learning Investigations with presentations by Kristie Pretti-Frontczak, Ph.D. Jennifer Grisham, Ed.D. and Lynn Sullivan, M.Ed., will share key practices that are necessary to assess young children of all abilities in inclusive early childhood settings.
The event will cover practical strategies for assessing young children using authentic assessment practices by collaborating with families and other professions and ensuring equity across assessment purposes. Join this webinar to…
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understand the impact of assessment on decisions related to determining eligibility, planning instruction, monitoring child progress monitoring, and evaluating programs.
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compare authentic and conventional assessment practices.
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understand the importance of partnering with families and other professionals to ensure inclusive educational experiences for all children.
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become more aware of and able to respond to systemic inequities and assessment practices that can be harmful to children, who are Black, Indigenous, of Color, and/or who have disability labels.
