Types of Assessment

1. Summative Assessment

1.1. Definition

1.2. Assessment of Learning

1.3. Purpose

1.4. Advantages

1.5. Disadvantages

1.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

2. High-Stakes Assessment

2.1. Definition

2.2. Assessment of Learning

2.3. Purpose

2.4. Advantages

2.5. Disadvantages

2.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

3. Diagnostic Assessment

3.1. Definition

3.2. Assessment for Learning

3.3. Purpose

3.4. Advantages

3.5. Disadvantages

3.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

4. Formative Assessment

4.1. Definition

4.2. Assessment for Learning

4.3. Purpose

4.4. Advantages

4.5. Disadvantages

4.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

5. Portfolio Assessment

5.1. Definition

5.2. Assessment of Learning

5.3. Purpose

5.4. Advantages

5.5. Disadvantages

5.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

6. Performance Based Assessment

6.1. Definition

6.2. Assessment for Learning

6.3. Purpose

6.4. Advantages

6.5. Disadvantages

6.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

7. Self Assessment

7.1. Definition

7.2. Assessment for Learning

7.3. Purpose

7.4. Advantages

7.5. Disadvantages

7.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

8. Authentic Assessment

8.1. Definition

8.2. Assessment for Learning

8.3. Purpose

8.4. Advantages

8.5. Disadvantages

8.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

9. Peer Assessment

9.1. Definition

9.2. Assessment for Learning

9.3. Purpose

9.4. Advantages

9.5. Disadvantages

9.6. Example for i7-1 Willow Class

10. Resources