3. Formative Assessment
• Success
– Enrichment
– Further Instruction
• Needs Improvement
– Correctives
Summative Assessment
• Success
– Instruction on new unit
– Evidence for evaluation
• Needs Improvement
– Correctives
– Summative can become
formative if goals weren’t
met
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Guskey & Bailey (2001) Developing Grading and Reporting Systems for Student Learning. Corwin
4. When Summative Assessment Becomes Formative
Assessment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4880PJnO2E
(Hat tip to Rick Wormeli for sharing this video at a workshop)
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5. Whose fault is it if the majority of your
class fail an assignment?
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6. “Four-fifths of my students keep failing my tests,” he shouted to
me from his doorway. “Well, screw ‘em if they can’t study!”
Accountability: Teaching Through Assessment and
Feedback, Not Grading
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7. Purpose of Formative Assessment Systems
To reduce discrepancies between current
understanding/performance and a desired goal
Hattie (2009). Visible Learning. Routledge
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8. An Effective
Formative Assessment System
Answers
Three Questions
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Frey & Fisher (2011). The Formative Assessment Action Plan. ASCD.
9. Feed-Up
Where am I going?
Ensures that students understand the purpose.
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54. Let’s Stay Connected
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Skype: jenmarten
Website: Feedback
LinkedIn: jenmarten
Email: jmarten@tds.net
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55. More Than a Snapshot
Using Formative Assessment to
Increase Student Learning
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