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    and help me Group 4. are the students who did well on a recent quiz and can teach classmates who may have struggled on the quiz. Using thi type of formative assessment students will work with different groups and with different combination. With this type of formative assessment students can be affected as teachers with their peers. Formative assessments are used to see how students are doing on a daily basics. The teachers can make adjustments as a teacher so students can know all the…

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    Instructional Decision Making When designing a plan for instruction, it is imperative to be flexible since there are a variety of factors that may derail your lessons. Although important to the function of the school, assemblies, special programs, and extraordinary events are just a few examples of the countless variables that may affect the lesson plans that is beyond the control of the classroom teacher. Additionally, the teacher must be flexible since every aspect of a lesson does not…

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    Student Survey Paper

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    Student surveys were used to collect data at the beginning of the study. The pre-survey consisted of 20 questions that were answered on a Likert Scale with possible responses of strongly agree, agree, undecided/neither, disagree, or strongly disagree. The survey was to discover students’ attitudes toward math and group activities versus individual assignments. There were questions to determine how they viewed themselves as far as skill level and ability to learn mathematics. There were also…

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    Points Formative assessment is essential for student learning and achievement. This type of assessment permits students to work with the material, while also evaluating their understanding in a grade free environment. The lack of grading reduces the stress that the student is under to not make mistakes. Failing to implement formative assessment leads a teacher to simply talk at their class without ever knowing if they are truly understanding the material. Ultimately, formative assessment should…

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    Assessments play an essential part of the learning process and educational experience. Assessments serve several purposes for both students and teachers alike. For example, teachers can use assessments to determine if their students are grasping the major concepts, themes, and ideas presented in a given unit or lesson. On the other hand, besides indicating student performance, assessments are used to illustrate student growth and provide opportunities for students to demonstrate their…

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    and going straight to classroom to find links to other websites, videos, announcements, writing assignments, and Google forms for assessments. With the Google forms and sheet I also use an “add-on” called Flubaroo that automatically grades the form for the teacher in a matter of seconds when asking multiple choice questions. This is often how I do formative assessments so that students who are not getting something can be easily identified and I can form groups immediately to…

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    ESL Using Video Analysis

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    teaching has the potential to be active, collaborative and meaningful (Murugaiah & Thang, 2010). Now, online teaching: encourages student interactivity, allows for sharing of expertise, creates meaningful communication, and implements fair formative assessment practices (send feedback and grades much quicker, provide notes and instructions on the site, as well as many other ways) (Myles & Nikolic, 2013). The important thing here is that online education is here to stay (Myles & Nikolic, 2013).…

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    Benefits Of Field Trips

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    regularly on a project that will go on display at a specific time (i.e. exhibition, science fair.) Buddies also assist each other to complete homework or to remind each to finish and turn in homework. In the end, neither buddy can take the summative assessment until the other buddy says the first buddy is ready. This technique improves learning because the buddies encourage each other to succeed. 35) "Field Trips" Field trips offer the probability that internalize material becomes externalized,…

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    Growing up my dad was a basketball coach and my mom was recognized as a four year varsity athlete for basketball in one of the top high schools in Michigan. So playing basketball had seemed to be inevitable for me, and while I was technically good at the sport and could compete with almost anyone my age, I never really established a love for the game. So on my tenth birthday at Dave & Busters I wandered over to this fairly large machine in the back corner of the arcade. When I pulled open the…

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    hands-on experience and facilitates meaningful independent learning. At their fingertips, they have instruction, just-in-time support, inline assessment, and tools to generate reports. · Ink is the authoring system. Existing material can be converted to an interactive format in Thinkscape in under 30 minutes, and easily integrate additional help and assessment features to build a dynamic learning experience. · Manager…

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