Objectives and Assessment Workshop

In your own words, explain the purpose of a formative assessment. How do formative assessments inform your teaching?

What are a few examples of performance assessments?

In your own words, explain the purpose of a summative assessment.

Effective teachers change their rubrics while they are grading tests to make sure they are grading fairly.

• True
• False

Draw a Venn diagram showing comparing and contrasting formative and summative assessment.

Make a list of at least 5 skills and pre-requisite knowledge to properly measure a table.

Choose the instructional objective that is most effective.

• Students will be able to measure the length of a table using a ruler +/- 1 inch of the true size.

• Students will be able to measure a table quickly.

• Students will be able to explain how to properly measure a table.

• Students will attempt to measure a table

Reorder the following levels of Bloom's Taxonomy from simple to complex

(Create, Apply, Evaluate, Understand, Analyze, Apply)

Assigning work a better grade than it deserves based on prior experiences with a student is called the (a)   effect.

Choose all that apply.

Quality rubrics have the following components:

• Alignment with course objectives

• Defined criteria

• Flexible options for helping students achieve better grades

• Assigned grades for each description of ability or performance

• Positive language