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Formative Assessment Folio

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT FOLIO

BY: BRIANNA WATSON

VISUALIZE

  • Read a page of the story
  • Do not allow students to see the illustrations
  • Have students draw their own illustration
  • Have them share their picture
  • Ask why they chose to draw what they did
Photo by rishibando

DOODLE IT

  • Have students draw what they know
  • Let them share their drawings with the class
  • Discuss what things seem to be unclear
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MINI WHITEBOARD

  • Give students individual whiteboards
  • Have them answer questions on their individual boards
  • Have them flip them around all at once
  • Have students explain their answers to the class
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JOURNALING

  • Students reflect on what they have learned in a journal
  • Teacher reads journal entries
  • Teachers sees what students understand and what they don't
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TRANSFER AND APPLY

  • Students write down things they have learned in one column
  • Then they write how to apply each concept in the other column

SENTENCE SYNTHESIS

  • Have students write a sentence with new vocabulary words
  • This will help determine if they understand what the words mean
  • Students can share their sentences to help everyone understand better

GRAFFITI WALLS

  • Teacher puts a large sheet of paper on wall
  • Invite students to write or draw what they know about the topic
  • Students sign their name to what they wrote
  • Teachers observes misconceptions from graffiti wall
  • Teacher goes on with the lesson accordingly

WINDSHIELD CHECK

  • Students write on a notecard clear,bugs,or mud.
  • Clear- I get it
  • Bugs- there are still some things I don't understand
  • Mud- I do not understand
  • The teacher will look around at each students notecard to receive feedback.

SURVEY MONKEY

  • Teachers can create online surveys
  • Students take surveys anonymously or with their name
  • Teachers can see what students understand
  • Teachers can see what students need help understanding

FLUBAROO

Photo by Lotus Carroll

CREATE A VIDEO

  • Students create short videos in which they explain what they know
  • They can share the videos online with peers,teachers, and parents.
  • The teachers can see what she needs to work on by watching the videos
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WALL WISHER

  • Teachers can create boards about certain topics
  • Students can post virtual sticky notes to the wall
  • Teachers see what students know through their notes

STORYBOARD THAT

  • Allows students to use a storyboard like a graphic organizer
  • Students can create a clear picture of their understanding
  • Allows teachers to see students retell the information hey have learned

PIXTON

  • Allows students to make comic strips
  • Can be used to see what students know and can explain through characters
  • Allows students to be creative and use technology
  • www.pixton.com

QUIBBLO

  • Teachers can create online quizzes
  • Students can take quizzes in class or at home
  • Gives teachers immediate feedback

SOCRATIVE

  • Student response system
  • Students can answer questions immediately
  • Students can participate in activities and games
  • Uses tablets,laptops, and smartphones
  • Allows teachers to recieve immediate feedback