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Analyzing the Role of Formative and Summative Assessment

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What is formative assessment?

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Used during the learning process to gauge student understanding and guide further learning

Formative assessments help educators adjust teaching methods based on student needs.

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What is summative assessment?

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A tool for evaluating student learning at specific points, such as at the end of a unit, semester, or academic year; often in the form of a quiz or test

Summative assessments typically measure the outcomes of learning.

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What does pre-assessment involve?

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Methods like screening tests, diagnostic assessments, and pre-tests

Pre-assessment helps educators understand students’ baseline knowledge before instruction begins.

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Define performance-based learning.

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An approach to teaching and learning that emphasizes students being able to do, or perform, specific skills as a result of instruction

This method focuses on skill application rather than rote memorization.

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What is performance-based assessment?

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An individual task, such as a research paper, presentation, or report, completed by a candidate and evaluated based on a rubric

This assessment demonstrates competency for a course.

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What do scales offer in assessments?

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A broader overview, usually encapsulating overall performance levels

Scales help in understanding student performance across different criteria.

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What is a rubric?

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A detailed guide that helps teachers assess the quality of students’ work based on defined criteria

Rubrics cover various levels of achievement from basic to advanced.

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What is the importance of transparency and clarity in assessments?

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Ensures the criteria used to assess students are clear and understandable, making the assessment process fair and transparent

Transparency helps build trust in the assessment process.

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What is a descriptor in the context of a rubric?

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Defines what performance looks like at each level of a rubric; must be clear and detailed enough for students to understand what is expected of them

Descriptors guide students on how to improve their performance.

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What is feedback?

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Information or comments about an individual’s performance; offers guidance, evaluation, or correction to support improving, growing, or maintaining desired standards or competencies

Effective feedback is crucial for student development.

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What is considered data in the educational context?

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Any information that can be used systematically to inform instructional practice

Data can include test scores, attendance records, and student feedback.

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