Providing feedback that moves learning Forward
True or false: quantity of feedback is more important than quality of feedback
What is "False"
True or false - Group goals are where students are working as a group, not merely working in the group
What is "True"
This strategy gives students time to think before calling on someone to answer
What is "Wait Time"
Name the TWO types of formative assessment
What is "quick formative"
What is "classroom discussion"
What is "Polls"
What color is used to indicate that the teacher is going too fast while using the colored cups method?
What is "Yellow"
as teachers you want your students to have ___ mindset over fixed ability
What is "growth"
Students can use ___ to engage with a particular difficult a peer is having
What is "personalization"
This questioning strategy involves reframing a question to encourage students to explain their thinking more deeply
What are "Question Shells"
What is a formative assessment used for?
What is "Checking students understanding"
What is the main technique used to have students become responsible for their own learning?
What are "Self-assessment(s)"
Using ___ as an indication of what needs to be worked on
What is "Grading"
A practical technique that requires students to ask for assistance from at least 3 peers before seeking help from the teacher is ____
What is "C3B4ME"
Mini white boards, exit passes, and self-reports are examples of these strategies where everyone responds at the same time
What are "all-student response systems"
What is the importance of professional development?
What is "Teachers will learn about their content the more students will benefit"
What is one type of question when it comes to metacognition?
What are "Comprehension/ Stretegic/ connection questions"
How easy something is to recall at a given moment is called ____
What is "retrieval"
What are the two requirements for cooperative learning?
What are "group goals and individual accountability"
Instead of asking "did the character make the right decision?" the teacher says, "the character made the right decision." Students must respond by agreeing or disagreeing and explain why. What strategy is this?
What are "questions as statements"
What is the technique where the teacher comes up with a scenario for a quick formative assessment?
What is "scenario that assess students within the moment of the teacher"
What are two practical techniques when it comes to Asking students to share how their learning can be improved?
What are "Traffic lights/ red or green disks/ colored cups"
____ increases every time an item is restudied or retrieved from memory
What is "Storage Strength"
True or false - Having students classify errors on an assessment after teacher feedback, and working with a peer to correct the work is called the I-You-We Checklist
What is "False"
Why can an incorrect answer be useful to a teacher?
What is "Because it can reveal how the students is thinking and processing content"
Name 2 elements of an effective assessment
What is:
"Provides effective feedback"
"Activity involving students in their own learning"
"Recognizing influence assessments have on students"
"Needing students to be able to assess themselves and improve."
What is the technique called where you save students works (no matter the grade) so they can look back and see how they improved?
What are "Learning Portfolios?"