Implementing the “Assessment Standards for School Mathematics”: Using Students' Portfolios to Assess Mathematical Understanding
Harold Asturias
Abstract
Harold Asturias
Abstract
In 1989, NCTM published the Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics, which presented the mathematics profession with a broad view of the important mathematics that should be taught in schools. Two years later, the Professional Standards for Teaching Mathematics gave teachers the opportunity to address the pedagogical issues inherent in teaching a broad-based, thinking curriculum as described in the curriculum standards. The next link, assessment, though part of the first document, required specific attention. Assessment Standards for School Mathematics, currently in progress, will present the criteria for judging the appropriateness and quality of assessment tools and systems.
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In 1989, NCTM published the Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics, which presented the mathematics profession with a broad view of the important mathematics that should be taught in schools. Two years later, the Professional Standards for Teaching Mathematics gave teachers the opportunity to address the pedagogical issues inherent in teaching a broad-based, thinking curriculum as described in the curriculum standards. The next link, assessment, though part of the first document, required specific attention. Assessment Standards for School Mathematics, currently in progress, will present the criteria for judging the appropriateness and quality of assessment tools and systems.
Key concepts: Reform mathematics, Mathematics education, Curriculum, Connected Mathematics, Standards-based assessment, Math wars, Core-Plus Mathematics Project, Quality (philosophy)