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Be Informed! Christine Lucas, Stephanie Williams
Fort Bend ISDNovember 2, 2013
http://todaysmeet.com/BeInformed
Use sticky notes to indicate the formative assessments that you have used within your
own classroom.
Sticky Bar Self-Assessment
Be Informed!
Links goal-oriented assessment and instruction
Promotes learning as well as informs instruction
Used continuously before and throughout instruction
Encourages students to become more aware of their own learning (metacognition) and the ideas of others
Key Features
Discuss: Formative Assessment
Real Time Practice
Classroom Reflections
Data Decisions
Formative Assessment
Post the answers to a question in the four corners of a room.
Ask participants to go to the corner with their answer.
Allow time for discussion at the corner.
Allow time for explanation of the correct answer.
FA: Four Corners
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
FA: Line Ups Each student in the group or class gets one
card.
Students solve the problem then line up in order from greatest answer to least answer.
Teacher verifies the order and provides feedback.
Once the order is correct, students discuss the process they used to solve the problems.
Middle School Example
High School Example
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
FA: Extended Response Cards
Mean
Median
Mode Mode
Median
Mean
Front of Card Back of Card
Mean, Median or Mode
The number of customers each day at Joe’s Deli was 62, 50, 63, 58, 61, 122 and 70. Which measure of central tendency best describes this data?
Mean, Median or Mode
Sally’s scores in math are 78, 80, 85, 80, and 75. She receives a 96 on a test. Which measure of central tendency will be most affected by the new score?
Mean, Median or Mode
The students in one middle school homeroom received the following scores on their achievement test: 32, 87, 89, 96, 96, 85, 79, 96, 90, 85, 78, 72, 96, 99, 91, 82, 77, 82, and 81. Which measure of central tendency would make the scores appear the highest?
Extended Response Cards
Parent Graphs
Always, Sometimes, Never
Inverse, Converse, Contrapositive
Area, perimeter, volume
Inequality symbols
Equation, expression, inequality
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
Provide students with a set of statements about content that you are teaching.
Ask students to agree or disagree with each statement.
Allow for time to process why students agree or disagree.
Teach the lesson, then allow time to return to the agree/disagree statements. (Can be used to start a unit as well)
FA: A and D Statements
Let’s Practice
Agree Disagree Statement How could you find out?
1. The slope of a line can be determined from an equation.
2. The x-intercept for a linear function can be determined from its equation.
3. An equation for a line can be written from information taken from a graph.
4. The range of a function is found by identifying the x-values in a table.
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
Provide students with a question or prompt
Ask them to answer it without putting their name on the paper.
When complete, students fold their paper and pass it 3-5 times around the room.
Teacher leads the class through a processing activity, students answer based on the paper they received.
FA: Fold and Pass
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
Provide students with a problem to solve.
Then provide students with the strategy harvest.
Ask them to identify their strategy and another one that makes sense.
Or Ask students to identify someone who used a
different strategy and explain their process.
FA: Strategy Harvest
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
Use Cartoon Characters to comment about a mathematical idea.
One idea is mathematically correct while the other two are common misconceptions.
Ask students to select the character that they most agree with and write a explanation of why.
Structure the processing of the ideas to reveal student thinking.
FA: Concept Cartoons
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
Provide a prompt or question.
Fist to 5 Ask students on a scale of 1-5, show me
your understanding.
Give me 5 Ask students to give me five….answers to
the open ended prompt
FA: Fist to 5 & Give me 5
Fist to Five Identify a point on this line:
Give me Five
Points on the line above
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
FA: Odd One Out Select items that lend themselves to
grouping
One item should be able to be ruled out and justified as the “odd one out”
Let’s Practice
My Classroom Reflection
Grade Level Content
Key Understanding
Structures
1) Need to ask more questions.
Data Decisions: 4 ways to go
3) Provide feedback (students have enough understanding that feedback will help.)
2) Need to provide additional instruction. Asking more isn’t going to help.
4) Move on – they have it!
Question <25% 25% – 50% 50% - 75% >75%
1Median
2Mean
3Mode
4Mean
5Median
Back to Mean, Median, Mode
Question <25% 25% – 50% 50% - 75% >75%
1Median
2Mean
3Mode
4Mean
5Median
Back to Mean, Median, Mode
Question <25% 25% – 50% 50% - 75% >75%
1Median
2Mean
3Mode
4Mean
5Median
Back to Mean, Median, Mode
Door Prizes
Stephanie WilliamsSecondary Math CoordinatorFort Bend [email protected] Christine LucasSecondary Math Helping Teacher Fort Bend [email protected]
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