Formative and Summative Assessment
Assessment vs Evaluation
Informal and Formal Assessment
Performanced-based Assessment
Multidimensional and Multiple Indicators
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This type of assessment is conducted during the learning process to provide feedback for improvement.

formative assessment?

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The process of collecting evidence about student learning.

Assessment

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An ungraded observation during a class activity is an example of this type of assessment.

informal assessment

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This type of assessment asks students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills through practical tasks.

performance-based assessment

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This type of indicator considers various aspects of student learning, such as cognitive, social, and emotional dimensions.

multidimensional indicators

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This type of assessment is typically conducted at the end of an instructional period to evaluate overall achievement.

summative assessment

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The process of interpreting and making judgments about collected evidence.

Evaluation

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A written test or exam is an example of this type of assessment.

formal assessment

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Creating a science experiment or performing a musical piece are examples of this type of assessment.

performance-based assessment

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Using test scores, attendance, and class participation together is an example of this approach

multiple indicators

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A teacher giving weekly quizzes to track student progress is an example of this type of assessment.

formative assessment

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This approach focuses on improving learning, while this approach focuses on making decisions.

assessment and evaluation

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This type of assessment is structured and planned, while this type happens spontaneously.

formal and informal assessments

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This type of assessment is often evaluated using rubrics that measure specific criteria

Performance-Based Assessment


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This type of indicator provides a more holistic view of student performance by integrating diverse measures.

multidimensional indicators

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A standardized test administered at the end of the school year is an example of this type of assessment.

Summative Assessment

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Grading a student's project is an example of this, while reviewing drafts to provide feedback is an example of this

evaluation and assessment

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A teacher’s anecdotal notes during a discussion represent this type of assessment.

informal assessment

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This type of assessment emphasizes application of knowledge rather than rote memorization.

Performance-based Assessment


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Using only a single test score to evaluate learning lacks the richness of using these

multiple indicators

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This type of assessment often informs grading, while this type focuses on ongoing learning and feedback.

Summative and Formative

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This type of assessment is designed to inform instruction, whereas this type determines the effectiveness of the instruction itself.

formative assessment and evaluation

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This type of assessment can include observations, while this type typically includes rubrics and scoring guides

Informal and Formal

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solving real-world problems

performanced-based assessment

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Combining formative assessments, teacher observations, and peer feedback to measure growth reflects these two interconnected assessment principles.

multidimensional and multiple indicators

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