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Assessments, Inca
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Assessments
Performance
Example 2: Mind maps or Spiderwebs. They help teachers see what individual students understand about a subject.
Example 1: Student Presentations. These assessments can take the form of group projects or video reports. They show mastery of a subject or concept taught in class.
Definition: Performance assessments, also known as authentic or alternative assessments. It is a task-based testing method rather than answer-based student testing.
Diagnostic
Example 2: Bell Ringer/ KWL. This is a questioning tool used to assess student understanding. I use this as a bell ringer to introduce a subject or section in class.
Example 1: Talk about it/ Topic Points. A system is used to assess students' prior knowledge by using peer collaboration and bullet points to start a conversation. Much like KWLS, it uses questioning to gain intel on student comprehension of a topic.
Definition: Pre-assessments are used to gauge prior knowledge and student skill before instruction. Teachers use this to assess where scaffolding is needed.
Summative
Definition: an assessment method that measures student comprehension after a unit is complete. Teachers often use this method as a review for their students.
Example 1: Gimkit Lesson Review. Students will play a Gimkit game as a review on a content section. These are supper fun and effective summative assessment tools
Example 2: Section Quiz. a quiz given to check for student comprehension after a lesson or series of lessons. A great way to review for benchmarks
Formative
Definition: A assessment method used to monitor student learning trough self assessment an evaluating points of improvement.
Example1: Main Point. a method of sensitizing the main point of a topic by identifying the main point in 3 sentences.
Example 2: Research Proposal. Students will propose what they want to do for a class project. They will be given choses regarding a section topic. This helps teachers understand student understanding, and assess if scaffolding is needed.
Hot Questions
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Opening
What imagery comes to mind when you think about the Mayans, the Aztecs or the Incas?
What do you already know about the Maya, The Inca, or the Aztec Civilizations?
Closing
After learning about these civilizations, which one is your favorite and why?
Compare and contrast the Inca, Maya, and Aztec Civilizations. Do these civilizations have more similarities or differences?
Interim/Benchmark
Example 1: District Assessments. A standardized district content exam that measures overall student comprehension of a subject
Definition: an assessment that allows teachers to see what students understand and where they are in the learning process. It also allows teachers to predict student progress on future assignments and exams.
Example 2: STAR tests. a standardized state-wide exam that measures student comprehension of a subject per academic year. Often determines whether a student needs more academic support classes.
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