Formative Assessments on Social Media

Title: Exit Ticket Emoji Description: End of lesson task to allow pupils to reflect on how the lesson went via the medium of Emoji. Idea adapted from Twitter. #ded318 | See more about Exit Tickets, Ticket and The Medium. This is a cute idea for primary students. I have my books leveled with emoji stickers and my students are familiar with them :)

Here are 3 steps to using exit slips in the classroom.

Thank you! This school was huge on Marzano and the use of scales. So I did a few different things. Students sometimes answered a couple of questions regarding the lesson and then placed their slip where they thought they fit with their understanding. I also had a general exit slip form that students would sometimes fill out and they just put it in the appropriate folder. I will try to post about that soon.

Create a graffiti wall in the classroom to get students engaged, talking, AND learning! Click through to see the many ways this can be done. 

15 Ways to Know When Your Students Aren’t “Getting” It: A Guide to Formative Assessment | See more about Formative Assessment, Assessment and Student.

(teacherspayteachers.com) This set of 30 exit slips helps facilitate higher order thinking and thoughtful written response after students have reflected on a le | See more about Exit Slips, Higher Order Thinking and Formative Assessment.

Can you tell I'm a little obsessed with Plickers? I love learning new ways to use it, and I love sharing ideas with other teachers even more! Most educators thi | See more about Assessment, Tools and Formative Assessment.

"Tweet" what you know - formative assessment | See more about Formative Assessment, Assessment and Exit Tickets.

Emoji Lesson Scale - Relatable and current. Students leave a post-it note next to a number/face to rate their understanding as they leave class. (image only) | See more about Student, Rating Scale and Note.

Visit the post for more. | See more about Knowledge, Word Of Advice and Formative Assessment.

If you’re not using exit slips, you really should try them. Basically, you give students a quick prompt at the end of class (or for elementary, at the end of th | See more about Exit Slips, Why Read and The End.

Exit Tickets, Sorting Students for Small Groups, Differentiating | See more about Exit Tickets, Sorting and Ticket Template.

Formative assessment in the classroom Career Stage - Proficient Main Focus area - 5.1 Secondary Focus area - 4.1 School - Amaroo School A teaching team demon...

A nice video on a few tools to use formative assessment to drive instruction.

I use this “Stoplight Method” as a formative assessment after my lessons to give me feedback on about what my students understand and, just as importantly, what they still don’t get. I give each student a sticky note to write: GREEN: Today I learned… YELLOW: Today I considered (a question…; an idea…) RED: Today my learning stopped because… | See more about Formative Assessment, Assessment and Learning.

I’m a fan of compact lists. Having a list of formative assessments at my fingertips is easy to keep track of and refer to when planning and teaching. It also is clear to see which ones are best for what is being taught and needs to be assessed.

This is a pretty simple formative. Whether you have kids keep it or you collect it, what has been learned is condensed in three simple statements.

What does formative assessment look like in the classroom? Why bother? How does it impact on learning? This is based on works by Shirley Clark - most recentl...

Social Studies Success: Door Slaps - Formative Assessment | See more about Formative Assessment, Assessment and Doors.

REACTION BOARD: Great way to display student's opinions and reactions to things they are learning about! | See more about High School Classroom, School Classroom and Student.

Great display for students to use when they're evaluating themselves. | See more about Student, Display and Assessment.

Group work - each student writes own ideas on a post-it, then group discusses and gives a collective answer. | See more about Group Work, Discus and Group.

Assessment Target Anchor Chart for Junior/Intermediate Students / C. Merritt | See more about Assessment, Target and Anchor Charts.

Use these tech tools to boost engagement while also getting great feedback about what your students know.

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