Assessment Instruments

Assessment Instrument How? 

The Processes, how often?

Why? 

How do the selected tools support goals & learning principles guiding your design?

What?

 Tasks, strategies, instruments

To enable continuous/frequent feedback between you and the students. Continuously throughout the class period. As questions and problems arise, the teacher will call it to the attention of the class. Knowledge derived from the discussion may be needed later. Question & Answer, Individual (1to1) Assistance, & Discussion

 

To encourage the students to reflect on their learning progress and achievement 1.) A few minutes prior to the end of each class period. 2.) Upon completion of the project. 3.) After the presentation of the project.  Prior to dismissal, have students  reflect out loud to peers on what did & did not work. Then have students offer suggestions, if necessary then have suggestions from the instructor.  Daily checkpoint reviewed from the assignment and rubric worksheets. 
To determine your students' learning progress and achievement 1.) Presentation of Slideshow. 2.) Discussion &Reflection. 3.)  Rubric  1.) Observing their work in progress & its Presentation. 2.) Evaluation using a Rubric.  Students question. Evaluation using the Rubric by student & teacher to evaluate finished product.

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