Sharing assessment & grading strategies that help students learn
Scott Habeeb's Blog – October 2017 Archive (1)
Making Every Assessment a Formative Experience
If you've spent much time on this Network you are well aware that we promote the use of formative assessment - or Assessment FOR Learning. Formative assessments are often compared/contrasted with summative assessments. Typically, educators use the term "formative assessment" to refer to smaller checks for understanding and use the term "summative assessment" to refer to more larger assessments…
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