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Firstly, students are often more engaged in authentic assessments because they involve real-world tasks, which makes them more interesting and motivating. Next, instead of rote memorization, these assessments require high-order thinking and problem-solving, asking students to choose which skills to app...
For example, the standardized tests mandated in many states are summative student assessments. Summative assessments are often called high-stakes assessments because there is so much riding on the results (from a final grade in a single course to one’s chance atgetting into Harvard Universityor o...
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And not just what they can do on a given day and test, but what they are truly capable of over time when they are at their best–their most authentic selves.The purpose of any assessment so-designed should answer the question, “What now?”...
Because these assessments can be done in a variety of formats, Garrison and Ehringhaus suggest that there are ways to distinguish these types of assessments from summative assessments. One distinction is to think of formative assessment as “practice” that a student is not held accountable for. ...
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Assessments help teachers identify student strengths as well as areas where students may be struggling. This is extremely important during the beginning of the year when students are entering new grades. Classroom assessments, such as diagnostic tests, help teachers gauge the students' level of maste...