Chapter 6 Formative Assessment

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What is the primary purpose of formative assessment in the classroom?

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To adjust teaching based on students' learning needs

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According to Heritage (2007), which of the following is a critical element for formative assessment? Teacher feedback to students and teachers, Giving students a final grade, Limiting student participation in assessment activities, Using only formal assessments

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Teacher feedback to students and teachers

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What is a key characteristic of informal formative assessment?

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It involves spontaneous gathering of evidence during instruction.

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According to the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (2003), what should a teacher do to support formative assessment?

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Reflect and convey commitment for every student to grow

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How can teachers promote equitable peer interaction for ELL students during formative assessment activities?

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Ensure ELL students interact with all students and take on multiple roles throughout the year.

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In Chapter 6, what is suggested as a key strategy for ensuring formative assessments are equitable for ELLs?

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Designing assessments with multilingual and multicultural perspectives

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In Solano-Flores’ view, what is one risk of not incorporating students’ first language in formative assessment?

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Educators may misinterpret students' true understanding of content

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In the context of formative assessment, Solano-Flores highlights the importance of: Empowering students to think critically through interactive assessments​

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Empowering students to think critically through interactive assessments​

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According to Chapter 6, what role does cultural context play in formative assessment for English Language Learners?

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It is crucial for interpreting student responses accurately

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According to Solano-Flores, effective feedback in formative assessment should:

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Be immediate, specific, and constructive