Assessments

1. Performance Based Assessment

1.1. advantages:  creates critical and abstract thinkers

1.2. disadvantages:  doesn't fit tests

1.3. Example: Science experiments

2. Formative Assessment

2.1. advantages:  Fast and immediate

2.2. disadvantages:  no deep definitions, too quick to see andy comprehension

2.3. Example: Thumbs up and 1 -4 finger show

3. Authentic Assessment

3.1. advantages:  performance of skill is required

3.2. disadvantages: may be controversial

3.3. example COOKING!

4. Portfolio Assessment

4.1. advantages:collection of the best works

4.2. disadvantages: looks at too much if not focused and needs to be collective over time.

4.3. example:  large file with students best works, self explanitory

5. High Stakes Assessment

5.1. advantages: nationally recognized

5.2. disadvantages:: student focused on learning to the tests

5.3. example: SAT Praxis

6. Peer Assessment

6.1. advantages: offers instant and constarnt help

6.2. disadvantages: students need personal connection and that might be a problem

6.3. Example: checklist of tasks

7. Summative Assessment

7.1. advantages:

7.2. disadvantages:

7.3. example:  test at the end of unit

8. Diagnostic Assessment

8.1. advantages:

8.2. disadvantages:

8.3. example:  quiz

9. Self-Assessment

9.1. advantages:  can keep student engaged and focused to achieve

9.2. disadvantages: must be self-motivated

9.3. example:  rubric