assessment for learning

What is the purpose of Assessment for Learning (AfL)?

• To assign grades

• To measure students' understanding during learning

• To evaluate final performance

• To judge student behavior

Which type of assessment helps students improve during the lesson?

• Summative assessment

• Diagnostic assessment

• Formative assessment

• Final exam

What is an example of formative assessment?

• Final exams

• Pop quizzes

• Semester grades

• End-of-term projects

How does feedback in AfL help students?

• It tells them their grade

• It helps them understand their strengths and weaknesses

• It helps them memorize facts

• It grades their performance

What is the role of self-assessment in AfL?

• To make students grade each other

• To help students reflect on their learning and progress

• To reduce teacher involvement

• To replace teacher feedback

When is summative assessment used?

• During the learning process

• To give feedback for improvement

• At the end of a lesson or course to evaluate final performance

• To collect data for lesson planning

What is a rubric used for in AfL?

• To give grades to students

• To outline the criteria for evaluating student work

• To provide feedback during class

• To create lesson plans

How does peer assessment help students?

• It gives them an easier grade

• It helps them develop critical thinking and feedback skills

• It makes them work in groups

• It reduces teacher workload

What does AfL emphasize the most?

• Assigning grades

• Providing feedback for improvement

• Preparing for exams

• Giving final evaluations

How can technology support Assessment for Learning?

• By making assessments harder

• By replacing teachers

• By providing quick feedback and tracking progress

• By eliminating the need for assessments