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Assessment Crossroads In New York: How do Teachers Develop New Primary Source Instruction?

This study investigates how locally-themed professional development can support teachers in designing performance‑based assessments amid statewide exit assessment reform. Through a primary‑source workshop, teachers developed place‑based lessons highlighting relevance and nuance. Findings illustrate how contextualized professional development can foster the kinds of engagement that underpin meaningful and rigorous classroom practice.

Meredith Katz
Queens College, City University of New york
United States

Melanie Waller
Queens College, City University of New York
United States

Jay Shuttleworth
Queens College, City University of New York
United States