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Wild Card (misc.)
Student Responsibility
Assessment "for," "as" or "of"
Feedback
Evaluation
100
"I have always done it this way and have no desire to change (Teacher)
What is the weather like in Fort Erie in the winter?
100
Student: "I know what I need to do and what is expected of me."
What is a learning goal and success criteria?
100
EQAO
What is an example of an assessment "of" learning?
100
Student: "These just tell me what I got wrong."
What are "marks"? What is evaluative feedback?
100
Students often think we "give" these to them.
What are grades?
200
Student: "I have trouble getting my ideas down on paper, so I always do poorly on tests."
What are alternative assessment options (such as oral assessments)?
200
Student: "Where is the _________, I can't start without it?"
What is a "rubric"?
200
peer assessments or self assessments
What is an example of an assessment "as" learning?
200
For "this" to be effective, students need to know how to take action on it.
What is descriptive feedback?
200
Students may work in pairs on this activity, but it cannot be used as part of a student's grades.
What is peer assessment?
300
Communicate these to parents and students at the beginning of the school year.
What are "assessment, evaluation, and reporting practices"?
300
Student: "Here is where I am now, but here is where I want to get to."
What is a "bump it up" wall?
300
writing anecdotal notes
What is an example of assessment "for" learning?
300
"__________ should be viewed as learning opportunities."
What are mistakes?
300
A student's tendency to submit work late should be reported here, but should not effect their final grade.
What are learning skills?
400
This is ongoing, varied in nature, and administered over a period of time.
What are assessments "for", "as" and "of" learning?
400
Student: "It made me see exactly what I need to include."
What is a checklist?
400
Assessments that assist the teacher in "forming" new lessons.
What is a formative assessment (for learning)?
400
These provide an opportunity for students to reflect upon their progress.
What are student portfolios?
400
These may be included in evaluation as long as each student's individual work within it has been evaluated independently.
What is group work?
500
Using one rubric, two students both got an "A", although one student made a diorama while another wrote an essay.
What is differentiated evaluation?
500
Student: "This is what I think a quality presentation should look like."
What is a student developed rubric?
500
checklists that record which students demonstrate certain skills
What is an example of an assessment "for" learning?
500
Descriptive feedback is most effective when used in the absence of _____________?
What are "grades"?
500
Teacher's will weigh all evidence of student achievement and then use this to determine a final grade.
What is professional judgement ?