Diagnostic
Formative
Summative
Self assessment
Peer assessment
100

What is the main purpose of a diagnostic assessment?

To identify students current knowledge, skills, and difficulties before instruction.

100

Definition 

An ongoing assessment used to monitor student learning and provide continuous feedback.

100

Say the most common instrument for this assessment

TESTS

100

What does " Self assessment" means ? 

It means that you are assessing yourself instead of others. 

100

Who is the main character of this assessment? 

The student 

200

When is this type of assessment usually applied in the classroom?

At the beginning of a course, unit, or lesson.

200

When does this type of assessment take place? 


During the learning process or through out the lesson. 

200

When is this type of assessment usually applied in the classroom? 

At the end of a unit, cycle or Project. 

200

The main objective

The main objective of self-assessment is to help a person understand their own strengths and weaknesses and identify areas for improvement.

200

What does the student do in this type of assessment?

Provides and receives constructive feedback from their classmates 

300

 Say at least 2 characteristics of diagnostic assessment.

It is pre-instructional, it is usually not graded, and it helps teachers plan their lessons.

300

What is the main objective of this assessment during a lesson? 

To identify areas where the students are struggling so the teacher can adapt the class immediately.

300

What is the main objective? 

The summative assessment is to evaluate the result of teaching.

300

Say at least 2 characteristics of self assessment 

Reflection

Improvement 

self awareness 

Honesty 

Critical thinking 

300

Definition 

A process in which students evaluate their classmates’ work, performance, or participation and provide feedback to help them improve.

400

True or False: Diagnostic assessments are usually graded and affect the student's final score.

False 

400

Give 2 examples of formative assessment Activities

Exit tickets, questions during the class, classroom pollos , observations. 

400

What is the main difference between formative and summative assessment? 

The purpose, formative assessment focus in improving during the process and summative in Evaluating knowledge at the end. 

400

Say what are the limitations of this assessment

Students may not be objective about their own performance.

Some students may overestimate or underestimate their abilities.

It can be influenced by emotions or personal opinions.

It may not always show the student’s real level of knowledge.

400

True or False: This is a constructive type of assessment

True 

500

Mention 2 common tools or instruments used for this assessment.

English level tests 

Socioemotional test

Socioeconomic test 

500

How should a teacher use the results obtained from this assessment? 

To adjust their instruction, provide feedback and guide students.

500

Give at least 2 examples 

Final exams, final Projects, term papers, standarized tests 

500

What is the Teachers role ? 

The teacher guides and supports students during the self-assessment process, providing clear criteria and

feedback to help them identify their strengths and areas for improvement.

500

When is it used? 

It is used after Activities, presentations, group work, or projects to give and receive feedback.