Kidwatching 2.0 (1CR)

Educators have been studying students since the one-room schoolhouse. Academically, we watch what students know and are able to do in relation to the standards, learning targets, and success criteria outlined in our curriculum calendars and units of study. We can take note of students’ understandings and misconceptions about big ideas and essential learnings as we model, guide, and watch them try new things. Socially, we kidwatch to understand how students interact with others in the classroom, grade level, school, home and ultimately the greater community. This course will focus on kidwatching 2.0—a process that can be used across grade levels and content areas. Kidwatching is the purest form of data. Kidwatching gives us intel, providing us timely assessment data that can guide us in designing and facilitating learning opportunities that meet students individual and collective interests, passions, curiosities, and needs.

For more information please contact Julie Wright at julietwright4444@gmail.com

If you are paying by check please complete the registration form at: universal_web_registration_form_2_1_2_0.pdf (ashland.edu)  Mail the completed registration with payment to the address listed on the form.  If you are using an Ashland University tuition voucher worth $166.00 please include this with your registration. Please direct questions about this process to col-pds@ashland.edu.