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Assessments, d day, liberation of auschwitz, Wardeclared - Coggle Diagram
Assessments
H.O.T. Questions
Guiding
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How would you compare and contrast German concentration camps and the ones made in America for Japanese Americans because of Executive order 9066?
Closing
What would happen if the U.S., Canada and Great Brittan had not invaded Normandy on D-Day?
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Summative
Definition: Summative Assessments are a type of assessment used to evaluate students understanding of material and key concepts at the end of a instructional segment.
9 Weeks Exams: Exams given out every 9 weeks in order to assess students at the end of an instructional cycle.
Content Quiz: A quiz given to students at the end of a content segment or unit used to assess the current level of understanding.
Performance
Definition: Performance Assessments are a type of assessment that asks students to show understanding of a concept or idea outside the bounds of traditional test structures.
Group Project: Students work in a group to create something and demonstrate their knowledge and collaborative skills.
Concept Mapping: Students will create a concept map in order to show learned knowledge and analysis skills.
Interim-Benchmark
Definition: Interim-Benchmark assessments are used to determine how well students are on track within planned learning parameters and to see if they are prepared for future summative assessments.
District Assessments: Tests given to every student in a school district to determine which areas of a district's instruction need improvement and to trash student's readiness for the STAAR.
STAAR: The State-Wide standardized test for public and parochial schools in Texas with the goal of assessing students' academic readiness and whether statewide curriculum standards are being met.
Diagnostic
Definition: Diagnostic Assessments are used prior to teacher instruction on a topic to gauge the preexisting level of understanding among students. This is then used to shape the rigor of planned instructional content and adjust instruction to meet student's needs.
Pre-Unit Exam: Students take an exam over the content within a unit about to be taught so that teachers can see the current level of the class which provides a benchmark to compare future assessments with.
Openers: Short Diagnostic quick-writes used to indicate how well students grasp foundational concepts of a lesson before it begins.
Formative
Definition: Formative Assessment is the process of gathering evidence of how well a student is learning and using that feedback to adjust instruction strategies and provide feedback in order to increase student comprehension.
Pro/Con Chart: Students will analyze a historical event or figure and write the pros or cons of a situation that the event or person caused or was a part of.
Kahoot Quiz: Students will participate in a engaging review game that will also provide the teacher to notice any areas of weakness or lack of understanding.
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