WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT?
FEED BACK DURING THE LEARNING PROCESS IN REAL TIME
WHEN DOES SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT USUALLY HAPPEN?
AT THE END OF A COURSE OR UNIT
What is the main purpose of diagnostic assessment?
To identify students’ prior knowledge, strengths, and learning difficulties.
What is the main instrument used to evaluate students’ oral presentations?
A RUBRIC
What is the main purpose of peer assessment?
To help students give and receive feedback to improve learning.
SAY A DISAVANTAGE OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
1. IT TAKES A LOT OF TIME
2. CHALLENGES WITH LARGE CLASSES
WHICH IS AN EXAMPLE OF SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT?
A) EXIT TICKETS
B)FINAL EXAMS
C) CHECK LIST
B) FINAL EXAMS
When is diagnostic assessment usually conducted?
Before starting a new unit or course.
Who usually evaluates students in hetero-assessment?
A teacher or another person.
What is peer assessment?
When students evaluate the work or performance of their classmates.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE TEACHER IN THIS TYPE OF ASSESSMENT?
IT IS LIKE A GUIDE AND MENTOR.
ADVANTEGES OF SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT
It measures students’ learning at the end of a unit.
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What is a potential disadvantage of using only multiple-choice tests?
They may not fully measure practical skills or complex thinking.
What is one limitation of peer assessment?
Students may lack the experience to evaluate certain skills accurately.
WHAT IS FEEDBACK?
INFORMATION THAT HELPS SOMEONE IMPROVE
What does summative assessment provide?
Evidence of students’ knowledge and skills.
Teachers can use diagnostic assessment results to adapt their teaching strategies.
TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
Why is an observation guide useful in hetero-assessment?
It helps the evaluator record specific behaviors and performance objectively.
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EXAMPLES OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
1. EXIT TICKETS
2. THUMBS UP/DOWN
3. THINK-PAIR-SHARE
A student's final grade always provides a complete picture of their learning process.
true or false
False
Which instrument is commonly used for diagnostic assessment?
A pre-test.
Which instrument is best for evaluating students’ progress during a long-term project?
An assessment portfolio with teacher feedback.
What is the difference between peer assessment and self-assessment?
Peer assessment evaluates classmates’ work, while self-assessment evaluates one’s own work.