Assessment Tips and Strategies	Instruction and Motivation Tips and Strategies
Coming soon	Coming soon
Alignment, Alignment, Alignment	Ask Students to Take a Deep Breath
Avoid Multiple Choice, True-False, and Matching	Clarify the Response
Coaching Rubrics	Classic De-Motivators In The Classroom
Criteria for Credit	Congruence
Delayed Testing	Connect Content to Students’ Positive, Emotional Experiences
Knowledge Wall	Differentiate
Mastery Lock	Elicit Physical Representations
Preparation for Multiple Choice, True-False, and Matching of System Assessments	Enhance the Likelihood of Intrinsic Motivation
Reversed Rubrics	Exude Enthusiasm
Separate Assessment from Evaluation	Frame It Positively
Sort by Concepts	Give Warning
Standards of Excellence	Have Groups Generate Questions
Student-Developed Rubrics	Juke Box Break
Tight and Clear Focus	Just Say It – Keep it Simple, Clear, and to the Point
	Launch Buttons
	Musical Engagements
	One-Step-at-a-Time Directions
	Play Up-Beat Music for Transitions
	Provide Audiences
	Provide for “Motivating” Feedback
	Provide Response Opportunities
	Respect (v)
	Sort by Concepts
	The 16 Strategy Commandments
	Use Brain-writing before Brainstorming
	Use Music as a Safety Zone
	Use Non-Judgmental Feedback