Summer School Program Assessment

The video tutorial by Sisly Robinson, an elementary math specialist, covers the structure and resources for a sixth-grade summer school program using STEM Scopes. It includes session norms, learning goals, logistics, and resources. The tutorial discusses student challenges in math, the scope and sequence of the program, and how to access resources and assessments. It also details daily numeracy activities, STEM Scopes lessons, and interactive games and stations to enhance learning.

What is the primary goal of the summer school program for sixth grade?

• To prepare students for high school

• To introduce new math concepts

• To ensure students have fun

• To apply what is learned for student success

Which tool is being used instead of Carnegie for the summer school program?

• Mathia

• Canvas

• Stem Scopes

• Rapid Identity

What is a common characteristic of students who struggle with math?

• Solid foundation in operations

• Strong vocabulary skills

• Poor reasoning skills

• Excellent number sense

What is the duration of the instructional block for sixth grade?

• 60 minutes

• 90 minutes

• 120 minutes

• 150 minutes

Where can teachers find the summer school resources?

• School Library

• Curriculum Central

• AISD website

• Google Classroom

What is the purpose of the pre-assessment on day one?

• To assign grades

• To evaluate teacher performance

• To identify instructional needs

• To test new curriculum

What is the focus of daily numeracy activities?

• Learning new math operations

• Enhancing reasoning skills

• Practicing reading skills

• Improving vocabulary

How long is the Stem Scopes lesson planned to last?

• 30 minutes

• 50 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 40 minutes

What should students do if they finish their pre-assessment early?

• Start the next lesson

• Play outside

• Help cut out materials

• Leave the classroom

What is the purpose of interactive games in the summer school program?

• To apply learned concepts

• To provide entertainment

• To assess student behavior

• To replace traditional teaching