Clarifying Learning Targets | Gathering Evidences | Analysis of Data | Modifying Instructiion | Assessment Language |
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What is diagnostic?
One purpose for assessing your students' learning
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What is a letter keychain?
One formative assessment strategy Ms. Malm used to gather evidences of her students' learning.
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What is look for patterns?
The first step in analyzing your gathered evidences of student learning.
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What is a classroom environment that promotes learning?
One "outside" factor that particularly affects the modification of instruction in the Classroom Assessment Cycle.
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What is Relevant?
When an assessment is connected to the curriculum.
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What is formative?
Another purpose for assessing your students' learning.
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What is triangulation?
The use of multiple assessment methods to collect diverse data about student learning.
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What is form inferences?
The Second step in analyzing your gathered evidences of student learning.
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What is teacher beliefs and practices?
Another "outside" factor that particularly affects the modification of instruction in the Classroom Assessment Cycle.
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What is Reliable?
When assessment scores are consistent across time, evaluations, and evaluators.
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What is summative?
What is another purpose for assessing your students' learning.
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What is selected response?
One METHOD of assessing student learning.
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What is test your inferences?
The third step in analyzing your gathered evidences of student learning.
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What is Mr. Tharaldson's strategy for collecting formative assessment data that he analyzed and used to modify his instruction?
ExG Chart
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What is Valid?
When an assessment measures what it is supposed to measure.
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What are Reasoning Learning Targets?
Require students to use knowledge and understanding in order to solve problems.
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What is constructed response?
Another METHOD of assessing student learning.
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What is draw conclusions.
The fourth step in analyzing your gathered evidences of student learning.
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What is a formative assessment strategy used by Ms. Wong to inform her analysis of student learning and then her modification of instruction?
Stop Lighting
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What is Quality Assessment?
Type of assessment that is relevant, reliable, and valid.
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What are Dispositional Learning Targets?
Learning targets used by teachers when they expect students to be self-motivated learners, possess positive self-concepts, or work well with others.
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What are debates?
One specific type of constructed response assessment.
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What is change over time data?
One data analysis process that is useful in looking for patterns and trends in student learning cumulative assessments.
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What is a formative assessment strategy used by Ms. O'Brien to inform the modification (or not) of her instruction in the classroom?
"Simon Says"
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What is an Achievement Test?
A type of assessment that measures the effects of a relatively standard set of experiences (such as engagement with a year-long curriculum).
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