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What is Formative Assessment
1.
A procedure that provides feedback about student learning in order to help improve or expand their learning. It may help students identify areas for further study or practice and also may guide the instructor’s choice of additional learning content or methods.
Learn more in: Evaluation of Course Curriculum and Teaching: Guidelines for Higher Education Instructors
2.
A range of formal and informal
assessment
s used by instructors to evaluate student performance and make instructional adjustments as indicated.
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3.
A planned, ongoing process used by students and teachers to uncover evidence of student learning.
Learn more in: Reflective Learning With Video-Based Annotations
4.
A series of formal and informal
assessment
procedures conducted by the teacher during the learning process to modify teaching and learning activities to enhance students’ learning ability.
Learn more in: Formative Assessment and Classroom Activities of New Era Microwave Engineering Curriculum
5.
Refers to quick and easy
assessment
methods used frequently to support learning while learning is still in progress.
Learn more in: Differentiation to Accommodate Diverse Learners in the Flipped Classroom
6.
Periodic feedback given to students to strengthen their learning.
Learn more in: Shifting to Online Learning Through Faculty Collaborative Support
7.
A type of
assessment
, which is applied during the learning process, hence considered the progress of learners and intended to recover their weaknesses.
Learn more in: Assessment Types and Methods in Distance Learning
8.
A type of
assessment
implemented during the learning process to give feedback on the learning process.
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9.
Formal and informal methods for determining ways to enhance teaching practice to improve student learning.
Learn more in: Navigating Teaching Evaluations: Interpret to Improve Pedagogy or Ignore to Improve Wellness?
10.
Designed to help students to gain understanding and to develop their good learning habits. Additonally it intends to promote student attainment.
Learn more in: Computer-Based Assessment
11.
Evaluation done during teaching in order to help students learn.
Learn more in: Ubuntu Philosophy and Online Assessment in Higher Education Institutions
12.
The process or tool used to measure, evaluate, and record the difference between a student’s current state or ability and an end goal or standard.
Learn more in: The Need, Use, and Future of Cognitive Diagnostic Assessments in Classroom Practice
13.
Procedures used by teachers during instruction in order to modify teaching in order to improve student achievement.
Learn more in: Digital Tools for Accelerating Preservice Teacher Effectiveness
14.
An
assessment
which uses insights about a learner's current understandings to alter the course of instruction and thus support the development of greater competence.
Learn more in: The Effects of Formative Supports in Online and Face-to-Face Teacher Preparation Programs
15.
Is designed to provide ongoing feedback about student learning that can be used by instructors to improve their teaching and by students to improve their learning.
Formative assessment
s identify student strengths and weaknesses and help instructors address those problems immediately.
Learn more in: Is This Your Best Work?: Complications and Limitations of Online Instruction for High Quality Student Engagement
16.
A weekly quiz that provide learners with opportunities to cooperate through discussions of a MERLO item in small groups; then make their own decisions and send their individual responses to the instructor’s computer via mobile communication devices; followed by class discussion.
Learn more in: Concept Science Evidence-Based MERLO Learning Analytics
17.
Informal
assessment
procedures conducted for the sake of understanding and measuring student learning during the process of learning, normally within the classroom.
Learn more in: Formative Assessment Online via Flipped Interactive Screencasts
18.
monitors student learning to provide ongoing feedback that can be used by instructors to improve their teaching and by students to improve their learning.
Learn more in: Mobile Testing System for Developing Language Skills
19.
Formative assessment
represents the use of evidence and data to inform teaching and learning. The seven strategies for
formative assessment
(Stiggins et al., 2004) aim to improve students’ self-
assessment
, and rely on teachers’ feedback and peer
assessment
and self-
assessment
. Three essential questions help to organize the concept: Where am I going? Where am I now? What do I need to do to get there?
Formative assessment
is another concept with multiple meanings, but can be understood as “encompassing all those activities undertaken by teachers, and/or by their students, which provide information to be used as feedback to modify teaching and learning activities in which they are engaged” (Black and Wiliam, 1998, p. 8). The important distinction here is between summative, grades or test scores, and
formative assessment
, evidence collected and used to modify instruction and learning.
Learn more in: Concept Mapping and Formative Assessment: Elements Supporting Literacy and Learning
20.
Any tasks or activity that provides information on current learning gains.
Learn more in: Assessing Language in an E-Learning Environment
21.
Assessment
of learning to provide information to students for the purpose of helping them improve their learning.
Learn more in: Appreciative Assessment in Graphic Design Education Using UDL Strategies
22.
A form of
assessment
that summarizes what students learned over a specific period of time. In particular to the C3 Framework, each supporting question has a
formative assessment
that allows students to share their learning within each task.
Learn more in: Investigating Inquiry-Based, Technology-Rich Global Education Through Action Research
23.
The process or tool used to measure, evaluate, and record the difference between a student’s current state or ability and an end goal or standard.
Learn more in: Changing Gears in the Assessment Cycle: Preparing for Gradual yet Substantial Shifts
24.
A measure of student learning during a learning sequence that is leveraged so that it informs both the learner (progress and where to go next) and the instructor (in where to go from here).
Learn more in: Principles of Learning in the Technology-Enhanced Classroom
25.
Assessment
of the products of ongoing learning activities that provides feedback to students on their progress towards known goals.
Learn more in: Optimizing Learning Through Activities and Assessments: A TPACK-Based Online Course Design
26.
“The process of seeking and interpreting evidence for making substantively grounded decisions or judgements about the product of a learning task in order to decide where the learners are in their learning, where they need to go, and how best to get there” ( Colby-Kelly &Turner, 2007 , p.11).
Learn more in: The Integration of Educational Technology for Classroom-Based Formative Assessment to Empower Teaching and Learning
27.
A series of instructional procedures or
assessment
s designed to monitor student learning and to provide ongoing feedback that can be used by instructors to improve their teaching and by students to improve their performance.
Learn more in: Classroom Applications of Automated Writing Evaluation: A Qualitative Examination of Automated Feedback
28.
Assessment
that allows students and teachers to measure how much the students have learned. Teacher gives feedback to students, to identify subjects where extra work is necessary.
Learn more in: E-Assessment and Multiple-Choice Questions: A Literature Review
29.
The pedagogical practice of assessing students’ learning using a qualitative approach, aiming at providing feedback for future improvement on a task or knowledge.
Learn more in: Emergency Remote Teaching and Learning: Teacher Training in ICT During the COVID-19 Pandemic
30.
Is used to determine student understanding of concepts without grades, to identify misconceptions, and alter classroom instruction accordingly.
Learn more in: A Formative Analysis of Interactive Classroom Communication Systems Used in Secondary School Classrooms
31.
A range of formal and informal
assessment
procedures employed by teachers during the learning process in order to modify teaching and learning activities to improve student attainment.
Learn more in: PotenziaMente: A Collection of Online Games for Learning Mathematics and Enhance Thought Processes
32.
Assessment
that not only stops at the judgement stage of the evidence of learning but follows on that by providing feedback to the learners and by checking whether that feedback has been acted upon to close the gap.
Learn more in: Inclusive Teaching and Learning: Starting in the Mind
33.
A way of monitoring student learning throughout the course and provide ongoing feedback to improve learning.
Learn more in: Inclusive Formative Assessment for Diverse Pre-Service Foundation Phase Literacy Teachers
34.
The use of dialogue between students and instructors throughout the process of a student completing a task. The purpose of
formative assessment
is to allow students to make adjustments to their product as their understanding increases based on feedback from the instructor.
Formative assessment
is in contrast to summative
assessment
which is an end-of task form of feedback in which the comments can no longer impact the student product.
Learn more in: Self-Assessment in Building Online Communities of Learning
35.
Also known as ‘
assessment
for learning’. It’s a holistic iterative process of establishing what, how much and how well students are learning in relation to the learning goals and expected outcomes in order to inform tailored
formative
feedback and support further learning.
Learn more in: Towards a Theory of Formative Assessment in Online Higher Education
36.
It is the
assessment
that takes place during the learning activity and provides the instructor with information on how well the learning objectives of a given subject are being met.
Learn more in: Diagnostic and Formative E-Assessment in Engineering on a Moodle-Based VLE
37.
Assessment
whose main function is the investment of the information produced based on the collected data, in the process of teaching and learning, through regulatory mechanisms.
Learn more in: E-Assessment in Portuguese Higher Education: Framework and Perceptions of Teachers and Students.
38.
Its purpose is to improve the quality of student learning rather than judging or grading students. For this reason, it is generally carried out during (or even at its beginning) of the learning process.
Formative assessment
provides diagnostic information for teachers and students to make the necessary adjustments to the teaching and learning process, including the use of alternative instructional approaches or the provision of more opportunities for practice.
Learn more in: The Relationship Between Assessment and Evaluation in CSCL
39.
Also known as ‘
assessment
for learning’. It’s a holistic iterative process of establishing what, how much and how well students are learning in relation to the learning goals and expected outcomes in order to inform tailored
formative
feedback and support further learning.
Learn more in: Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning and Assessment: A Strategy for Developing Online Learning Communities in Continuing Education
40.
Assessment
designed to provide regular, ongoing feedback about an intervention to determine what is successful and what is unsuccessful about the intervention relative to its goals; it takes place as the intervention is taking place.
Learn more in: The Open Learning Initiative, Scientifically Designed and Feedback Driven eLearning
41.
A one-off
assessment
that measures skills or knowledge at a particular point in time.
Learn more in: Rethinking the Design of School Readiness Assessments
42.
The process by which teachers evaluate and assess learning in the middle of learning activity sequences. It is a measurement of learner achievement that intends to play a role in the formation and development of skills usually delivered informally and regularly as a part of classroom activities and performances.
Learn more in: Leveraging Digital and Cloud-Based Tools for Contextualized Assessment of Critical Writing: Best Practices and Design Principles for Learning in Remote Settings
43.
The results of
formative assessment
s are used for feedback during learning.
Learn more in: Re-Purposing Summative Assessment as Formative: A Reflective Guide to Facilitating Deep Learning
44.
Used to monitor learning process, skill acquisition, and academic progress during an instructional period or education program. Regular feedback is supposed to help teachers improve their teaching and students improve their learning.
Learn more in: Assessing Teacher Candidates' Professional Competence for Evaluating Teacher Education Programs: The Case of German-Speaking Europe
45.
Although there continue to be discussions and disagreements in the literature,
formative assessment
is usually taken to mean a zero-stakes
assessment
in which students receive feedback.
Learn more in: The Effectiveness of Computer-Aided Assessment for the Purposes of a Mathematical Sciences Lecturer
46.
Improvement-oriented
assessment
which is not marked for summative purposes.
Learn more in: Engaging Students' Learning in the Built Environment Through Active Learning
47.
Monitoring student progress and providing feedback for learning.
Learn more in: Using Mathematics Digital Interactive Notebooks as Authentic Integrated Online Assessments
48.
Any
assessment
implemented to assess students and to allow the teacher to modify his or her teaching accordingly based on the results.
Learn more in: Using Mobile Technology for Formative Assessment in the Classroom
49.
A form of
assessment
intended to help the students improve their learning by identifying and overcoming their weaknesses, rather than to evaluate their achievement. It may be graded or not.
Learn more in: Competition and Collaboration in Translation Education: The Motivational Impact of Translation Contests
50.
Tool for determining students’ knowledge and understanding of the lesson objective during the lesson for the purpose of adjusting instruction as needed.
Learn more in: From Point A to Point B: Using Assessments to Chart the Path of Integrated Instruction
51.
Where the focus is on feedback, noting strengths and weaknesses in the work produced, and how to improve on it (or similar products) in the future. In this context, the
formative
feedback is provided not to students (as per usual), but to teachers and regarding the testing instruments they produce.
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52.
Feedback that is provided with the primary purpose of a change in the learner’s behavior with no specific consequences based on the performance.
Learn more in: Administering Interactive Simulations to Supplement Traditional Clinical Placements
53.
Assessment
s used for students’ developmental purposes.
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54.
Diagnosing learners for there misconceptions.
Learn more in: Silent Observation
55.
Assessment
that is conducted during instruction or a learning activity with the goal of improving learning.
Learn more in: Assessing Student Learning
56.
An
assessment
which is done during the instructional process to evaluate whether the students are learning the content.
Learn more in: Best Practices for Authentic Assessments in Learner-Centered Classrooms
57.
Assessment
that contributes to the learning, that takes places during the learning and is often in the form of immediate feedback.
Learn more in: Tools to Mediate Learning and Self-Assessment in a STEAM Unit of Work
58.
Low-stakes
assessment
s used throughout the learning process to check progress and gauge understanding.
Learn more in: Curriculum and Online Course Development Framework
59.
Assessment
that takes place during an instructional cycle. It can be used for enhancing and informing teaching and learning in classroom.
Learn more in: Assessment of EAP Literacies in Diverse and Multilingual Classrooms
60.
A range of formal and informal
assessment
procedures conducted by teachers during the learning process in order to modify teaching and learning activities to improve student learning.
Learn more in: Data Scholarship and Student Engagement: Extra-curricular Research Investigations and Academic Libraries
61.
Periodic measurement of a student’s growth as they progress towards mastering a mathematical skill.
Learn more in: Lessons Learned from Designing and Implementing a Three-Year Professional Development Program
62.
A term used to describe
assessment
processes that are used to inform educators about learners’ understanding and help make decisions about future learning opportunities.
Learn more in: Examining Teacher Perceptions of the Current State of Testing and Assessment
63.
Methods that teachers use to conduct evaluation of student comprehension, learning needs and academic progress.
Learn more in: Use of Technology With Problem-Based Learning in Higher Education
64.
An
assessment
that is used to create change or improvement in whatever process was evaluated.
Learn more in: Principles of Student Assessment in Adult Education
65.
A type of
assessment
in which the goal is not to score the students but to support them. For instance, by giving them detailed feedback. That way, students could progressively improve their understanding of the lesson.
Learn more in: Adaptive Computer Assisted Assessment
66.
Provide an opportunity for learners to experiment in a safe environment and to identify their own level of performance and how they might improve their future performances.
Learn more in: The Efficacy of Current Assessment Tools and Techniques for Assessment of Complex and Performance-Based Learning Outcomes in Online Learning
67.
The evaluation of knowledge development that takes place periodically while instruction is occurring and can be informally done via discussions or more formally done via quizzes.
Learn more in: Assessing Collaborative Learning
68.
It evaluates the students' learning process with respect to the degree of development of competences, giving priority to the learning process itself in relation to the students' development rather than the result.
Learn more in: Flipped Exams as a Reliable and Formative Assessment Tool in Higher Education: Report of a COVID-19 Methodological Innovation
69.
Also known as ‘
assessment
for learning’. It’s a holistic iterative process of establishing what, how much and how well students are learning in relation to the learning goals and expected outcomes in order to inform tailored
formative
feedback and support further learning.
Learn more in: Promoting Competence-Based Learning and Assessment Through Innovative Use of Electronic Portfolios
70.
An informal
assessment
of student understanding often used prior to teaching.
Learn more in: Mathematics Teacher Education and edTPA: Complex Assessing
71.
Assessment
occurring throughout the timeframe of a course which analyzes the quality of the work presented by students to determine the next steps in helping them to improve in their learning.
Learn more in: Dynamic, Online, Objective Assessment for Continuous Assessment
72.
Planned, ongoing monitoring of student learning that includes feedback and opportunities for reflection.
Learn more in: Promoting Inclusivity Through a Culturally Responsive Approach to Classroom Assessment Practices
73.
Includes a variety of formal and informal
assessment
procedures that teachers use during the learning process with the goal of collecting data about student understanding that will allow the teacher to modify instructional activities to increase student learning.
Learn more in: Do Your Classes Click?: Interactive Remotes Foster Effective Pedagogy
74.
A range of
assessment
approaches that focus on providing ongoing, in
formative
feedback to be used for the purpose of improving teaching, learning, or practices.
Learn more in: Understanding Web-Based Peer Assessment in Teacher Education
75.
Formal and informal
assessment
methods conducted by educators concurrent with student learning used to adapt teaching and learning activities to improve student achievement.
Learn more in: The Relationship Between Online Formative Assessment and State Test Scores Using Multilevel Modeling
76.
An instructional practice of involving students in developing shared understanding of learning goals and
assessment
criteria, providing feedback, and changing instruction in light of feedback.
Learn more in: Formative Assessment and Preservice Elementary Teachers' Mathematical Justification: Using Digital Tools for Convincing and Assessing
77.
On-going
assessment
s that help to determine current status, future goals, and rate of progress. These can be student-centered and link well to the development of 21 st century skills.
Learn more in: The Power of Peers: Setting a Course for 21st Century Skills in Inclusive Classrooms
78.
Assessment
activities that are designed to help the learner improve.
Learn more in: Assessment and Learning: A Historical and Theoretical Discussion
79.
The process of collecting data on students’ understanding, analyzing data, and making instructional decisions based on the data.
Learn more in: The Influence of Professional Development on Primary Teachers' TPACK and Use of Formative Assessment
80.
activities that aim to provide information in the form of feedback by both students and teachers with the aim of being able to productively alter teaching and learning activities. Black Wiliam and Yao maintain that
formative
feedback is characterized by oral dialogues, peer dialogues and written work.
Learn more in: Formative Assessment in a Teacher Education Course: Supporting Teachers to Teach Critical Literacy to Young Children
81.
A form of
assessment
intended to give students feedback on their learning progress and to give the teacher an indication of what students have mastered and areas of difficulty.
Learn more in: Automated Essay Scoring Systems
82.
The collection of data to determine if progress is being made toward learning outcomes. If weaknesses are identified, results are used to make changes in the curriculum or in courses.
Learn more in: Effects of Assessment Results on a Writing and Thinking Rubric
83.
The task and feedback occur at a time when the student (and instructor) still has ample opportunity to rectify unsatisfactory language learning performance.
Learn more in: Conceptualizing Formative Blended Assessment (FBA) in Saudi EFL
84.
Assessment
for learning, including
formative assessment
,
formative
feedback, or diagnostic testing, is a set of formal and informal
assessment
procedures carried out by teachers in the learning process to modify teaching and learning activities to increase student achievement.
Learn more in: Designing and Managing Synchronous and Asynchronous Activities: The Online Training Case for Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics Staff
85.
The collection of data before or during a program, which helps to determine the need for a program, guide the planning process, or change the program while it is ongoing.
Learn more in: A Creative Approach to Assessment: Applications in Youth Spiritual Development
86.
Where the focus is on feedback, noting strengths and weaknesses in the work produced, and how to improve on it (or similar products) in the future. In this context, the
formative
feedback is provided not to students (as per usual), but to teachers and regarding the testing instruments they produce.
Learn more in: Developing Assessment Literacy Through Assessing Classroom Tests: Instruments and Procedures
87.
Evaluative measures collected during an instructional program that allow for changes to be made in that program prior to the end of instructional program.
Learn more in: Learning Through Projects: Comonalities Among the Project Method, Project Based Instruction and the Project Approach
88.
It is defined as a set of formal or informal diagnostic test or
assessment
procedures conducted during the learning process in order to modify the lesson-plan, teaching methods and learning activities in view of improving the student attainment.
Learn more in: Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Assessment for Learning in Schools
89.
A wide variety of methods that teachers use to evaluate students’ comprehension, learning needs, and academic progress during an educational process.
Learn more in: Using Online Digital Data to Infer Valuable Skills for the Modern Workforce
90.
Information used to adapt teaching and learning to meet student needs during the process of instruction.
Learn more in: Structuring Online Instruction by Dynamic Design, Delivery, and Assessment
91.
A method that instructors use to conduct in-process evaluations of student comprehension, learning needs, and academic progress during a lesson. The ongoing feedback is used by instructors to improve their teaching and as well for the students to improve their learning.
Learn more in: Assessment of Higher Order Thinking Skills: Digital Assessment Techniques
92.
Methods used to conduct in-process evaluations of student comprehension, learning needs, and academic progress during a lesson, unit, or course.
Learn more in: Online Instructional Practices for Racially Diverse Student Populations in United States Higher Education Institutions: Challenges and Best Practices
93.
A process by which teachers and students gather evidence of teaching and learning with the purpose of providing feedback and supporting student learning.
Learn more in: Potentials and Challenges of a Situated Professional Development Model
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