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Using Formative Assessment to Support Student LearningHow to Develop a Learning TargetDetermine your Standard or Objective.Identify the essential part(s) of each objective that you want your students to learnthese are your targets.Design a strong performance of understandingthese are thinking skills and applying new knowledgeWrite the learning targets in language students can understand.Students should be able to use I can statements.

Criteria for SuccessThe criteria for success focuses on what students will be doing during the learning process.The criteria for success provides an understanding of what quality work should look like.The learning targets should be met after achieving the criteria for success.Impact for StudentProvides appropriate focus Criteria while engaged in the task.Criteria can provide a focus for self-assessment and self-monitoring.Criteria form the feedback criteria for peer evaluation.Helps students develop a sense of what is and what is not important.Pyramid of AssessmentCategorize AssessmentsWork in groups of four. Each group will be given a Categorizing Assessment sheet and a Ziploc bag.Layout the strips that are in the Ziploc bag and decide three categories you can sort the strips into.Work as a group to sort the assessment strips into the three categories.Assessment Activity AnswersFormativeBenchmark/Common Formative AssessmentsSummativeUn-graded classwork/homework9 Weeks quarterly assessmentsTechnology testTeacher observationsGraded role playEnglish language proficiency testDescriptive feedbackMid-Term assessmentsNC End of Couse tests

DiscussionsVocabulary quizWriting testLearning activitiesTeacher or textbook quizzesNC End of Grade testQuestioningEnd of unit testStudent reflections/journalsGroup history reportInterviewsTeacher-student conferenceRead ArticleRead article Formative and Summative Assessments in the Classroom.Select for your group a facilitator and reporter.Use the Four As Text Protocol with your group to discuss the article.The reporter should be prepared to share your thoughts on Formative Assessment

Formative Assessment TechniquesWork in your groups and review the Formative Assessment Techniques and Test Item Types.Your group is to list four additional Formative Assessment techniques or strategies.Be prepared to share your four strategies. Collecting and Documenting EvidenceMental NotesMatrixExit TicketStudent Think AloudWarm-UpHomework/ClassworkJournal WritingInteractive Notebooks

Grade/ Subject: High School/Physical Science OBJECTIVE: 4.02 Investigate and analyze direct current electrical circuits: Ohm's law, series circuits, parallel circuits. (NC SCS, 2004)Learning TargetCriteria for Success Collecting EvidenceDocumenting EvidenceI can create a simple closed circuit using 6-Volt battery conductors, light bulbs, and circuit boardsI can create a series circuit using two bulbs in a seriesI can create a parallel circuitI can measure voltage and amperage of simple, series and parallel circuits and then compare and contrast each. I will connect the circuits so that the light bulb will be lit when the switch is turned on. I will explain to my partner the electron path. I will trace the electron path of the circuit.I will make sure the current only has one path. I will explain to my partner the electron path. I will trace the electron path of the circuit.I will make sure the current has more than one path.I will use Ohms Law to determine the resistance of the light bulb. Observe students working in pairs to determine if the circuits are accurately built and light is burning. Watch students as they trace the electron path of the circuit. Listen as the students explain the the path of the circuit. Same as aboveSame as aboveQuestion students about measurements. How happens to the amps when a series circuit is used and a parallel circuit is used compared to a simple circuit?Initial students interactive notebooks when the student demonstrates each component of the criteria. Same as aboveSame as a aboveListen as students answer the questions in oral and written form.What misconceptions do you think students might have? What will you do to address the misconceptions to move learning forward (e.g., how will you adjust instruction, what descriptive feedback will you provide)? Formative Assessment Plan

VIDEO LINKS FOR COLLECTING AND DOCUMENTING DATAElementary Examplehttps://center.ncsu.edu/nc/mod/resource/view.php?id=12341High School Examplehttps://center.ncsu.edu/nc/mod/resource/view.php?id=12351Watch Two Video Clips Questions?