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the evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone or something.
What is Assessment?
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True
True or False?
Assessment is an ongoing process that occurs whenever a child speaks, listens, reads, views something, and informs you. |
It guides the teachers instructional decisions and it allows them to track students progress.
Why is Assessment Important?
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Is to improve teaching and learning.
What is the primary purpose of assessment?
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True: It is important so students can learn on their own beyond the classroom.
True or False?
Self-Assessment is important for students. |
Virginia and Alaska
What two states have not adopted the Common Core?
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No: Assessments consider cultural, development, and learners factors.
Yes or No?
Is there one assessment made for all students? |
conferences, portfolios, tests, worksheets, rubrics, self-reflections, running records.
What are FOUR ways you can assess a child?
EXAMPLE: Observation. |
Formative:On going assessment that occurs at any step during students learning experience to provide feedback as they continue working.
and Summative: Looks at the end product or final results of a learning experience.
What are two types of assessment? [name & define]
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Cooper (2008) identifies _____ principles to help guide teachers in carrying out literacy assessment in the classroom?
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Looks at what students actual do in real reading, writing, language experiences.
What is authentic assessment?
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Standardized norm-referenced tests (SNRTs)
Test that compare the performance of students to that of the sample of students used to create the scoring norms of the test are called?
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Oral Language, Written Language, Reading, & Spelling
What are the FOUR Language Arts Development Benchmarks?
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International Reading Association and the National Council of Teachers of English.
Who developed the standards for the Assessment of Reading and Writing?
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Identify the Language arts standards or learning objective from the Language arts curriculum.
There is a 5 step assessment cycle when assessing Language arts. What is Step #1?
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