8.+Evidence+of+Learning

This is a collection of resources to promote alternative assessment opportunities based on indigenous knowledge and inquiry based learning.
 * [[image:learningisoutthere/pebble circle.jpg width="175" height="128"]] || Evidence of Learning How we can show how we learn and what we learn  ||

In this video, Sir Ken Robinson describes the possibilities of transforming from a standardized education system to a personalized one. An authentic learning experience that encourages each learner to shape their own learning. media type="custom" key="23561592"

This is a collection of resources that describe alternative assessment options. Many of the examples have an indigenous focus.

Kris Gutierrez & Bill Penuel - [|Assessing Connected Learning Outcomes]

Alaska Native Knowledge Network Examples: [|Culturally Responsive Science Curriculum]- Assessment

Sister School Exchange Alaska - Digital Storytelling through Video Creation, Matthew Turner Outstanding program, focus on indigenous knowledge as well as pedagogy and digital literacy. media type="custom" key="23561460" This is the rubric for the story video creation that Matthew Turner sent me:

[| Galileo Network] [|Inquiry and Assessment] [|Example Inquiry Learning Rubric]

Open Badges: media type="custom" key="23561498"

Something to consider - interdisciplinary, collaborated learning and community based peer and instructor formative assessment as described in the article, One Room Schoolhouse. [|__http://utminers.utep.edu/holly/OMDE%200625%20-%20Project.htm__]

References: Cajete, G. (1994) Look to the Mountain: An Ecology of Indigenous Education. Kivaki Press. Colorado.