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2. Evaluation Strategies
KSDE Professional Educators Standards: 6, 7
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- Assessment & Evaluation Strategies
- Assessment Tools
Oral Reading Evaluations
Verbal Presentation Evaluations
Online Discussion Forum Evaluations
- Definitions of Assessment Types
Summative Assessments: Test given at the end of distinct periods of time and is meant to evaluate what students know.
Formative Assessments: Asking open-ended questions in order to check students' understanding of the task. Such as giving anonymous written tests, quizzes, and discussion questions.
Subjective Assessments: Assessment results are based on the review of all students' and they are graded based on comparison.
Objective Assessments: Assessment results are based on the Common Core Standards expectations when graded.
Formal Assessments: Evaluating student learning based on their performance on a standardized test. Formal assessment implies that a test will be administered, and afterward students will receive a mark or grade.
Informal Assessments: Monitoring student learning based on their performance and general intake of information, based on descriptive criteria.
Authentic Assessments: Assessing student responses to real-world scenarios or tasks.
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Formative Assessments
Formative Assessments
Summative Assessments
Summative Assessments
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