Digitally Sharing Work at Trailblazer
Teachers utilize technology to digitally capture and share student work with families.
Teachers utilize technology to digitally capture and share student work with families.
Students and teachers use formative assessments to collect realtime data and determine learning pathways.
Students can self-select where and what to work on, depending on the time of day.
Students engage with a variety of research based core and intervention programs, giving teachers insight into student performance and needs.
Teachers designed and utilize single-point rubrics to assess mastery and give ongoing feedback to students.
Teachers use various data points to drive instructional decisions during professional learning communities.
Here are some example spreadsheets, student scores, progress etc. taken from MasteryTrack
Casco Bay High School for Expeditionary Learning How to Work Rubric
Springpoint Report: Inside Mastery Based High Schools: Profiles and Conversations
The teacher built video clips to create a “Highlight Reel” for each student that captures their oral presentation skill development. These clips are taken during practices and the final performance, as well as during Socratic seminars. iMovie was used to produce these Highlight Reels and then share them to a class folder. The students have access to each others Highlight Reels because it allows them to see different peer models of the same skill, such as use of inflection or eye contact.