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Types of assessment (Peer Assessment (Advantages (Some students will…

- - - - It is an assessment for learning. The parents and students can find out the teacher's perspective of strengths and areas that the students need to improve
- - - - Example of a Diagnostic assessment
        
        Ask student questions about a topic before a lesson
      - Advantages
        
        Teachers will know what the students need to learn in order to meet a standard
      - Disadvantages
        
        I can't think of any disadvantages other then it can be overwhelming if there is a wide range of knowledge.... but this may turn into an advantage if you have the students share knowledge with each other so they are all on similar baselines... and ones that have more knowledge are not bored because they are sharing
      - Is the assessment of learning or for learning?... why?
        
        For learning. The teacher needs to know what students know so they can teach what is required to meet the standards
- - - - You can modify the lessons or give students that require extra assistance when they need it so they don't get discourage and/or fall too far behind.
    - - Sometimes can be overwhelming if there is a wide range of abilities in the class.
    - - It is an assessment of both; of learning and for learning. The teacher assessing if the students have a proper understanding of lesson and that will help the teacher decide if they should add to the lesson, or if they need to stay and teach the current lesson in a different way so the students will understand
    - - Ask questions during lessons and observe if they answer questions correctly or not
- - - - A test at the end of the unit
    - - Teachers can see if their students are achieving enough understanding to be successful in life
    - - If formative assessments are not completed and students do not receive proper support early enough it may be overwhelming for a student to catch up with the learning required by this stage
    - - It can be for both. Teachers can use this information to give students proper support or challenges in the future lessons