The Unfulfilled Promise of Formative Assessment
For formative assessment to be effective, educators need flexible curriculum plans and extra planning time to tailor instruction to student needs.
For formative assessment to be effective, educators need flexible curriculum plans and extra planning time to tailor instruction to student needs.
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Too often, as educators, we focus on either the beginning or the end of the learning journey. To better meet students’ needs, we need to view curriculum as a bridge between the two points. This involves differentiation by content, process, and product.
The gap between what we “teach” students and what they “learn” should be familiar to any classroom teacher. Good assessment shows us what students understand and retain; the importance of data can not be discounted.