Data Triangulation in ESL

Data Triangulation in ESL

What?

When?

How?

Why?

EVALUATION CRITERIA

PRODUCTS

CONVERSATIONS

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OBSERVATIONS

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references

Corrine Chabot - CSSHC Élisabeth Léger - CSSVT Anita Romano - CSSP Maripier Roy - CSSVDC

CONVERSATIONS

Tools to keep traces

Evaluative strategies

• Observation grids
• Checklist
• Anecdotal records
• Scales of appreciation
• Adapted evaluation rubrics like iDoceo
• Videos like Teams and Google Meet
• Recordings like Flipgrid and Seesaw
• Self and peer evaluations
• Online tools like Explain Everything, Hangout, Showbie.

• Conversation periods
• Student-teacher conferences
• Group meetings or other exchange opportunities
• Interview
• Questioning
• Think-Pair-Share
• Discussions
• Blogs
• Notes
• Journals
• Moderated online forums
• Teacher/Student feedback
• Portfolio conferencing

OBSERVATIONS

Evaluative strategies

• Task requirements checklists for teachers.
• Online observation tools like Class Dojo
• Observation tools like a Sticker chart
• Digital whiteboards like Explain Everything
• Response recording tools like Flipgrid
• Digital portfolios like Seesaw,Google Meet and Teams
• Recording using a tablet, a cellphone, or a computer camera
• Web app that includes a clickable scoring tool tied to any grid-style rubric, comments, and audio-comments recording like Goobric
• An online grade book to keep track of data, grades, assessment or evidence like iDoceo.

• Presentations
• Debates
• Role playing
• Demonstrations
• Simulations
• Small group work
• Individual work

Tools to keep traces

• Rubrics
• Student class lists
• Observation grids

PRODUCTS

Evaluative strategies

Tools to keep traces

• Projects
• Assignments
• Presentations
• Texts (Written productions, journals, blogs …) using tools like Showbie Storybird BookCreator, PosterMyWall.
• Comprehension or reinvestment activities (e.g. edpuzzle)
• Surveys tools like Google Forms, Socrative, Kahoot, Mentimeter.
• Portfolios
• Quizzes (e.g. Quizizz , Quizlet, …)
• Tests and exams

• Rubrics and observation grids
• Checklists
• Presentations tools like PowToon, Google Slides, Sway, PowerPoint, ...
• Anecdotal records
• Adapted evaluation tools
• Portfolio reflexion activities (e.g. Seesaw)
• Self and/or peer evaluation tools

REFERENCES

Preuves d’apprentissage - Centre franco-ontarien de ressources pédagogiques

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TÉLUQ - J'enseigne à distance

Assessment and the Triangulation Data

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Triangulation in the Classroom (5:25 min. video)

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Triangulation of data (4:05 min. video)

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Triangulation explained