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The Final Performance Assessment provides graduate candidates at Adams State College's Department of Teacher Education with a vital opportunity to demonstrate their proficiency through an authentic assessment. Conducted in the final semester, this presentation involves reflecting on how the educational experience has shaped their identities as reflective decision-makers. Candidates will present a 15-20 minute PowerPoint, showcasing their leadership, professional competence, and ability to facilitate learning for all students. The assessment is evaluated by a faculty panel using a structured rubric, contributing to the candidate's graduation requirements.
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Culminating Academic Review Adams State College Department of Teacher education graduate programs
The Purpose • A final performance assessment • Offers the graduate candidate the opportunity to demonstrate proficiency through authentic assessment. • Completed during your last semester.
Essential Question • How has the program of study influenced your development as a reflective decision – maker who: • demonstrates leadership • is a competent professional • and facilitates learning for all students?
In short….. How has your pedagogy and philosophy of education changed since your course of graduate study?
What to present • 15 - 20 minute power point presentation. • Lecture • Posters, artifacts . . .what is important to you?
Panel Evaluation • A panel of three Adams State College Department of Teacher Education faculty members will be before you. • At least one member will be an instructor from your course of study.
Panel Evaluation Criteria • The panel will look for evidence that may include, but are not limited to, the following: • Leadership • Facilitates learning for all students • Competent Professional
How the Assessment is Based • The panel will evaluate your presentation by a rubric that will score you as: • Developing • Partially Proficient • Proficient • Advanced
Then what? • After the candidate has completed the CAR exercises, the candidate will be mailed the evaluation. • Graduation • A completed graduate application must be in your file at least one semester before you graduate. End of Presentation
Internship • Applications are due one semester before your scheduled start date. • Is based upon credit hours • You will select a mentor to monitor, assist and document your progress. • A College Supervisor will be assigned by ASC. • The College Supervisor’s role will be your link to ensure all internship criteria are met.