'Criminal justice costs' diaporamas de présentation

Using assessment to support learning: why, what and how?

Using assessment to support learning: why, what and how?. Dylan Wiliam, Institute of Education www.dylanwiliam.net. Overview of presentation. Why raising achievement is important Why investing in teachers is the answer Why assessment for learning should be the focus

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Using assessment to support learning: why, what and how?

Using assessment to support learning: why, what and how?. Dylan Wiliam, Institute of Education www.dylanwiliam.net. Overview of presentation. Why raising achievement is important Why investing in teachers is the answer Why assessment for learning should be the focus

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Why is getting good schools so hard?

Why is getting good schools so hard?. Dylan Wiliam. www.dylanwiliam.net. Outline. Do we really need to improve our schools? What kinds of schools do we need? What makes a difference to student achievement?. Science. Design. Overview: Science and Design.

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Drinking Responsibly: A Lifestyle Challenge on Campus. Objectives. Discuss the alcohol use patterns of college students and overall trends in consumption.

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Life of an Inmate

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Pop Quiz: Match the Crime with the Main Cause Crime Main Cause 1. Street crime A. Poor parenting (assault, rape, B/E) 2

Pop Quiz: Match the Crime with the Main Cause Crime Main Cause 1. Street crime A. Poor parenting (assault, rape, B/E) 2. Petty crime B. Psychoses (shoplifting, public intox ) 3. Serial killing C. Poor neighborhood 4. Domestic violence D. Being young/acting

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Minnesota Juvenile Justice Forum June 19, 2008 Elizabeth K. Drake

Lessons Learned in Washington State: Implementing and Sustaining Evidence-Based Juvenile Justice Programs. Minnesota Juvenile Justice Forum June 19, 2008 Elizabeth K. Drake Washington State Institute for Public Policy www.wsipp.wa.gov ekdrake@wsipp.wa.gov 360.586.2767.

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