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Assessments, Definition: Formative assessments are ongoing, flexible, low…
Assessments
H.O.T. Questions
Opening
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Based on the title of the book, what do you predict this book is about?
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Formative
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Classroom Polls: Students will complete classroom polls in order for teacher to check for student understanding.
Summative
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Portfolios: Students will complete a portfolio containing samples of the student's work showing the students growth over time.
Interim/Benchmarked
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Standardized Test: Studens will complete their state's standard exam to measure the students knowledge
Diagnostic
Pre-Assesment questionnaire: Students will complete a pre-assessment before the beggining of a new unit. This will allow the teacher to be aware of each students level of understanding before the unit begins.
KWL Charts: Students will complete a K-W-L (Know, Want to Know, Learned) chart where they will be able to describe their previous knowledge.
Performance
Dramatic Enactment: Students will recreate a story or passage by having the oportunity to become a person, object, or idea.
Creating a Time Line: Students will write a list of events bellow the end point marks in chronological order from left to right.
Definition: Formative assessments are ongoing, flexible, low stake assessments that are used to check student comprehension, and also help guide instruction.
Definition: Summative assessments are any type of evaluation at the end of a unit. These assessments are normally high stake. This type of assessment is used to measure the student's understanding next to standardized criteria.
Definition: Interim/Benchmarked assessments are used by teachers in order to evaluate the student's learning progress and determine if the students are on track to perform well in future assessments.
Definition: Diagnostic assessments are a form of pre-assessments that help the teachers determine the students prior knowledge.
Definition: Performance assessments are a form of testing that require for students to do a task rather than selecting answers from a multiple choice test.
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