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Assessments
HOT Questions
Opening
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Based on what we know about Neil Gaiman, what type of topics do you think this novel will cover?
Guiding
What logical reason could be used to explain why the narrator cannot remember his past? Explain your reasoning.
What is your opinion of Mrs. Hempstock? Does she seem like somebody the narrator can trust? Justify your answer with evidence from the text.
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Formative Assessments
Definition: A formative assessment is a process that allows teachers to gain evidence to student learning. This is a chance to provide feedback to students and adjust your own instructional strategies as a result of the student learning data gathered. It could be formal or informal and should feature teacher-student interaction.
Think Pair Share: Students will work with a partner to reflect on the content they have just learned. They will think about a question/content, find a partner, and share their observations.
Tripwires: Students will list three things they found confusing or misleading about new content. The "tripwires" that they feel might have impacted their learning or could confuse a friend.
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Performance Assessments
Definition: A performance assessments gives students the chance to communicate their learning and understanding by creating a product or performing a skill.
Student Portfolio: Students will be working on a portfolio of their assignments consistently throughout the year. They will be required to include all the designated assignments and organize them into a thoughtful presentation of their content that communicates their skill.
Character Poster: Creating a character poster over the protagonist or antagonists of a novel would be a performance task that utilizes important literary devices.
Summative Assessments
Definition: Summative assessments are used to check for student learning at the end of a unit or learning section. Because of its timing at the end of the unit, there are not often opportunities for student growth during a summative assessment. Rather, it is a high-stakes assessment that is a final evaluation.
Reading Test: Students will take a test at the completion of a novel for a major grade. This is to test understanding of the content and connections made to the novel as a whole.
Video Essay: Students will draft a video essay. It will test what they have learned in the writing unit and follow a formula just like a written essay.
Diagnostic Assessments
Definition: A diagnostic assessment are used to help teachers determine what students know before introducing a new concept, it can act as a pre-test. Instruction can be adjusted to meet student needs or common misconceptions using this data.
Survey: Students will complete a simple survey that acts as a pre-test and informally allows the teacher to check knowledge and understanding.
Personal Reflection/Rating: Students are given a list of concepts content and asked to rate their own personal understanding from a scale of 1 to 5. 1 being very confused and 5 being feeling good.
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