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Integrating Cognitive Rigor with Webb’s Depth of Knowledge

Posted by Ileana Betancourt

Typically, when we think of assessment item difficulty, we associate it with the actual question stem, the length of the questions, and other components coming from the item itself. Norman Webb’s Depth of Knowledge flips the focus to the cognitive aspects students must exercise to move through an item and adequately address a question. As... Read More

DOK for Science and NGSS

Posted by Timothy Sitar

Picture by the Kingsway School We’ve all seen the articles about the need to develop strong science-related skills, if the United States is to remain competitive in the 21st century. We have also seen the data from organizations such as Pew Research showing that American students are not as strong their counterparts from other developed... Read More

Depth of Knowledge (DoK) for Writing

Posted by Timothy Sitar

Click to enlarge The complaints about writing being a lost form of communication may be slightly exaggerated—but there are issues with writing in our modern world. Text messaging and Twitter can lead us to truncate our writing language (and even our thoughts). The idea of formal writing is a foreign concept to many these days…. Read More

Tackling Math DoK

Posted by Timothy Sitar

While the vast majority of my assessment and curriculum experience is tied to English/Language Arts, I have had to tackle Mathematics when selecting items and editing assessments. As part of my review process I need to ensure that the pool of items includes a good distribution of assessment questions that address different levels of Depth of... Read More

Depth of Knowledge (DoK) for Reading

Posted by Timothy Sitar

You are all familiar with Norman L. Webb’s “Depth‐of‐Knowledge Levels for Four Content Areas.” Here are some ideas about how to address DoK in Reading assessments. I’ll explore DoK for writing and math in the coming weeks. For now, DoK Reading: DoK Reading -Level 1 Let’s start with a look at DoK Level 1, which you… Read More