Whether we use synchronous or asynchronous online sessions, whether we call it distance or virtual learning, we’re all challenged to provide meaningful education experiences at a distance as the education world grapples with the impact of Covid-19. This type of learning is nothing new, but it is new to many of us and has caused us to quickly shift our practices.
Formative assessment at a distance is challenging but possible, and we still need to check for understanding and provide meaningful feedback. The practices we use will look and sound different than they do in the classroom. Here are some ideas to consider.
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Rodrigo Andres Montoya Gallego's curator insight,
September 21, 2020 6:49 PM
Teachers during quarantine are only focused on measuring content, taking aside the learning process of the students. This document about formative assessment provides relevant tips for formative assessment that is a newer way of academic assessment for traditional teachers. In fact, teachers must look for technological tools that allow students to document their learning process and teacher provide significant feedback for them. Furthermore, this formative assessment gives the chance for students to reflect on the class and give possible suggestions about the classes.
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