Learn about the Making Sense of Student Work protocol, a new tool designed to help teachers analyze and interpret student work collaboratively.
The protocol builds on more than a decade of development and research by the Making Sense of SCIENCE project at WestEd.
In this archived webinar, teachers share their experience using the protocol to examine and learn from their students’ work. In addition, the protocol’s creators discuss its application in science, mathematics, and English language arts.
What You Will Learn
- How the protocol provides a framework for teachers in all subjects to discuss student work and student thinking
- Approaches to understanding the logic behind students’ correct and incorrect ideas
- Methods to analyze and improve classroom formative assessment tasks
- How WestEd can help schools and districts implement the protocol
View this archived webinar to learn more about the Making Sense of Student Work protocol.
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