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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT FOLIO
BY: BRIANNA WATSON
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Robert S. Donovan
2.
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
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rishibando
3.
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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c_ambler
4.
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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raindog
5.
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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pigpogm
6.
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
7.
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
8.
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
9.
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.
10.
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
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Felix42 contra la censura
11.
FLUBAROO
Creates multiple-choice quizzes for students to
take online.
www.flubaroo.com
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Lotus Carroll
12.
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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FaceMePLS
13.
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
14.
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
15.
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
16.
QUIBBLO
Teachers can create online quizzes
Students can take quizzes in class or at home
Gives teachers immediate feedback
17.
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
BriandJon Watson
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