Proficiency Scales- A check for understanding

What is a proficiency scale?

• It it long term and linked to the Utah Standards. 
• It is short term and linked to the Utah Standards.
• It is long term and linked to your current assignment. 

What is a rubric?

• It is short term and linked to the activity or assignment. 
• It is something that you ate for lunch.
• Something that is only used for writing. 

What is the purpose of a proficiency scale?

• To establish a learning progression for a standard. 
• To establish what proficiency is for a standard. 
• All of above

Is a proficiency scale recommended for every unit?

• Yes
• No

Should a proficiency scale be posted on the wall in the classroom?

• Yes
• No

How often should the proficiency scale be referred to while teaching? 

• Never
• Before, during, and after lesson
• Only at the start

When creating a proficiency scale, what information do you put at level 3?

• Extensions
• The unpacked standard
• Vocabulary and foundational skills

When creating a proficiency scale, what information do you put at a level 4?

• Information that stretches beyond the standard to deepen and extend their thinking. 
• There's no such thing as a 4
• Foundational skills