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Competency Based Assessment With Dr. Amber Howard-Interview with Dr. Jon Turner
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In this episode, Dr. Amber Howard, Assistant Professor and Dean's Fellow for Competency-Based Education at Missouri State University, discusses her unique role in implementing competency-based education (CBE) initiatives across Missouri. She elaborates on the pilot programs designed to replace traditional MAP testing with more holistic assessments tailored to individual district needs. Dr. Howard explains how competency-based assessments focus on real-world applications and essential skills, particularly benefiting rural schooling systems by fostering collaborative ecosystems. This discussion highlights the challenges and benefits of transitioning to CBE and offers practical advice for educators interested in adopting this innovative approach.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:11 Understanding Competency-Based Education
00:50 Replacing the MAP Test: A New Approach
03:41 Impact on Rural Schools
08:00 Challenges and Support for Teachers
10:10 Personal Experiences and Insights
14:32 Place-Based Learning in Rural Education
16:44 Conclusion and Contact Information
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