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Different types of assessments M5A1 (cohort 11), Examples, Drawbacks.
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Examples
Formative
Student work
-venn diagram
-mind maps
-homework
-visualize and
illustrate
-quizzes
-exit tickets
-worksheets
-mini white boards
for class work
-extension projects
for concept understanding
(poster, diorama, collage)
Self-reporting strategies
-quick nods (yes/no)
to check understanding
-thumbs up/middle/down
to check understanding
-running records for reading
-traffic lights
-2 roses and a thorn
(students note 2 things they
like and 1 thing they don't like)
-self-assessment rubric
Technology
TeacherPal for cold-calling
-create a video
(for summarizing, reports,
explanation of reasoning)
-caption photos
(choose 2-3 photos that
represent a process and have
them write captions)
-Socrative platform
(students can answer questions
or complete quizzes)
-digital corkboard
-Quizlet/Kaboom/Flubaroo
(for games and quizzes)
Peer assessment
-pair/group discussions
-partner quizzes
-think-pair-share
-Jigsaw groups
(groups work on different sections
of the text and become "experts".
Restructure groups so each group has
an expert of each section. Let them share.)
Summative
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end-of-unit test
-end-of-term exam
-midterm exam
-formal book reports
-final paper/essay
-cumulative work
(final project, creative portfolio)
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Drawbacks.
Doesn't work for big groups because of too much data.
A teacher may develop inaccurate assumptions about the student’s knowledge of a subject and overlook that particular topic during the unit.
This whole process can be quite time-consuming.
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M5A1 (cohorts 11): Deidre, Susan, Angela, Maggie