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- Mrs. Ivy is an elementary teacher. She wants to use formative assessment in her classroom. Help her make decisions about formative assessments for her students.
- Directions: Students will click on hotspots that provide feedback as they make decisions.Rules: Click on the choice you feel is correct. If incorrect, go back and select the correct option.
- Correct! These activities check student progress.
- Mrs. Ivy is planning a geometry unit for her class. What are formative assessment she could include in lessons?
- Exit tickets, quizzes, and observations
- End of unit exam
- Unit exams are summative assessments. Try again!
- Correct! Observations formatively check student progress.
- Formative
- Mrs. Ivy's class is building 2D shapes using a computer program. As her students play, she makes observations of students that do not understand attributes. What kind of assessment is Mrs. Ivy using?
- A summative assessment would be an exam or high-stakes testing. Try again!
- Summative
- There are gaps in students' learning. How can Mrs. Ivy help close those gaps. Try again!
- Mrs. Ivy graded exit tickets at the end of math. She noticed four students do not understand hexagon attributes. What should she do next?
- Give them the end of unit exam.
- Correct! Differentiating the instruction will help students reach objectives.
- Build hexagons with those students in a small group.
- Correct! Questions/answers and observations are formative assessment techniques.
- Call on students to sort shapes by number of sides.
- During circle time, Mrs. Ivy want to check students progress. What formative assessment could she use?
- Hold up shapes and have the class repeat shape names after her.
- Repeating shape names would not help assess student progress. Try again!
- Try again! A presentation may not be the best choice for assessing student progress.
- Mrs. Ivy wants to formatively assess students using technology. What could she create for her students?
- A PowerPoint presentation about 2D shapes.
- Correct! Games, like Kahoot and Socrative are fun and provide teachers with data
- Design a 2D shape quiz game for students to play.
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