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What is the primary purpose of formative assessments?

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To monitor student learning and provide ongoing feedback

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Which of the following is an example of a summative assessment?

• A pop quiz given during a lesson
• A final exam at the end of a semester
• A teacher's observation during class activities
• A peer review session

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A final exam at the end of a semester

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How do formative assessments benefit teachers?

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They provide data to adjust teaching strategies

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of summative assessments?

• They are typically high stakes
• They are used to provide feedback during the learning process
• They occur at the end of an instructional period
• They are used to evaluate student learning

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They are used to provide feedback during the learning process

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What is a common tool used in formative assessments?

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Exit tickets

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Role of summative assessments in education?

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They provide a snapshot of student achievement at a specific point in time

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Formative assessments are often described as:

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Assessments for learning

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What is a benefit of using formative assessments for students?

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They help students identify their strengths and weaknesses

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What is a key difference between formative and summative assessments?

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Formative assessments are ongoing, while summative assessments are final.

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Which of the following best describes a formative assessment strategy?

• Assigning a letter grade to a student's performance
• Providing feedback on a draft of a student's essay
• Administering a standardized test
• Giving a final grade for a group project

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Providing feedback on a draft of a student's essay