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What are assessments and what do they measure?
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This map shows 6 assessments along with a break down of what you might see on the individual assessment.
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What are assessments and what do they measure?
Traditional Assessments
Standardized tests
This assessment gives indirect evidence
multiple choice
True/False
Teacher Created
Teacher structured (Chapter/ Unit Test
Recall memorized information
Authentic Assessment
Meaningful Tasks in the real world
Team Projects
Retelling Stories
Debating
Brainstorming
Performing a task
What do you want students to know and be able to do? (This will be the standard)
Use a rubric to clearly convey expectations
Portfolios
Growth Portfolio
To show growth or change over time
early and later work to compare
Develop process skills
samples with reflective growth and process skills
Identify strengths and weaknesses
reflections of strengths and weaknesses
to track development of one of more products or performances
drafts of specific product or performances to be tracked
Showcase Portfolio
Student sample for employment use
Cover letter, sample work, description
showcase students best work
samples of students best work
Showcase of student's favorite work
students favorite/best/most important work, list of strengths/ weaknesses of work
to communicate a student's current apptitude
match of work with standard accomplished
Evaluation Portfolio
documenting progress toward standards
list of student goal, rubrics of how you plan to achieve goals
Allows the traking of achievement
test score, rubrics, samples of work
Placing students approprietly
Sample of current work, sample of earlier work to show progress
Rubrics
Scale used to assess student performance
Allows for better feedback between the student and teacher
task specific set of criteria
clearer expectations for students
Initial Assessments
Clear, accurate, and relevant picture of what a student has retained
What does the student need to learn
Where does the student need improvement
Establishes a students "starting" point
What has the student already achieved
What is the student's learning style
Ongoing Assessments
Continuous feedback on the effectiveness of instruction
Is the information being retained
Allows teacher to adapt instruction
Shows what students are understanding
Types include but aren't limited to: Exit slip. quiz, discussion, chapter/unit test
Performance Based Assessment
Application of knowledge
Demonstrate skills and concepts
Does the student know the information and can they use it
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