Create a Student Self-Assessment using Google Forms

• Create your student self assessment using the Google Forms templates.

• Make sure you have the Google Forms app.

• You can view the two examples below and save a copy to your own Google drive to edit.

• Or you can download the document examples below and create your own form or Google document.

Downloadable Google Doc Student Assessment Examples

• Example 1

• Example 2

Examples of Student Self Assessments

• Teacher Resources at Scotch Plains-Fanwood Schools in New Jersey (Downloadable PDFs and Word Documents)

  • Strategies to Enhance Student Self Assessment - Sample reflective questions and prompts

  • What have you learned?

  • What did you find easy about learning to …?

  • How would you do things differently next time?

  • What did you find difficult while you were learning to …?

  • What helped you when something got tricky …?

  • How would you change this activity for another group/class who were learning to …?

  • Preferences

    • The most interesting thing about _____________________was …

    • I prefer to work by myself on activities that …

    • I like working with others when …

  • Learning style and strategies

    • If I can, I try to avoid activities that …

    • I find it easiest to understand when …

    • When I don't understand something, I …

  • Strengths

    • I'm getting much better at …

    • One good question I asked (or thought of) today was …

    • One of the things I do best is …

  • Areas in need of improvement

    • I'm still not sure how to …

    • I need to get help with …

    • The part I found the most difficult was …

Sharing your Google Form Student Self Assessment

• • Check your settings to make sure your form is shared with either the public ("Anyone") or "Anyone in UMass Global University."

  • If you don't share your Google Form, others (including your instructor) will not be able to view it from your Google Classroom.