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Types of Assessments - Coggle Diagram

- - - - https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/what-are-formative-assessments-and-why-should-we-use-them/
  - - - Exit tickets
      - Surveys
      - 1 minute writing reflections
      - Pre-assessments
      - Graphic Organizers (Differentiate for students)
- - - - Flexiable
      - Culturally responsive
      - Utilize 21st century skills
      - Studies have show increased learning outcomes
      - Engaging
      - Great at answering the why in assessments
    - - Difficult to assess large populations (for school districts and administrators)
      - Lack of standardization means results are difficult to review
- - - - Provide meta data for school districts and administrators.
      - Provide evidence to show how much of a subject a student has mastered
      - Check during a unit to ensure the class is ready to move to the next part
    - - Teachers can fall into "teaching to the test," rather than teaching to help students learn
      - Can give an incomplete picture as some students stuffer from things like test anxiety
      - Traditionally the risk is very high in summative assessments, which can lead to a stressful environment for students.
    - - Easy to compare a large student population
      - Very good at creating easy to read data
      - Can measure students across time as well
- - - - https://edulastic.com/blog/interim-assessment/
  - - - What is it?
      - Chapter Test
        
        Standardize test
    - - What is it?
        
        It is an example assessment as learning that allows students and instructors the ability to track their progress from one try to the next by comparing results to the previous attempt.
        
        Measures the student against themselves rather than a population
        
        Great for students to compete against themselves
        
        Really benefits weaker performing students by showing them progress in their achievement
        
        Really beneficial for ELL students or any language course
        
        Great for going to the gym
      - Examples
        
        P.E
        
        Distance running time
        
        Weight lifting goals
        
        Standard class
        
        Retaking a test