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What is the primary purpose of feedback at the beginning of the instructional process?
To inform instruction and help students form personalized learning plans
What does the feedback during the instructional process aim to achieve?
Increase individual knowledge, skills, and achievement
What does assessment during instruction offer teachers?
An analysis of teaching strategies and methods
What does feedback at the end of instruction inform?
The student, parents, teacher, and school system how well the goals of instruction have been met
How does information gained from pre-assessments contribute to the instructional process?
Establishes a starting point for the teachers and helps identify students' needs
What is the ultimate goal of providing descriptive feedback during instruction?
Increase individual knowledge, skills, and achievement
How does feedback during the instructional process enable students to learn from their confusion or miscues?
By making students aware of what they have accomplished as well as what they need to work on
What is the key information gained from diagnostic testing at the beginning of the instructional process used for?
Establishing a starting point for the teachers and determining which students need help acquiring essential skills
What is the primary purpose of rubrics as an assessment tool?
To provide a list of criteria and a scale for grading the different levels of achievement
What is the main purpose of scripts as an assessment tool?
To explicitly detail ‘self-talk’ that accompanies working through a task
What is the primary purpose of journals as an assessment tool?
To provide guiding questions for self-assessment and goal setting
What distinguishes rubrics from scripts as assessment tools?
Rubrics provide a list of criteria and a scale for grading achievement levels, while scripts detail the ‘self-talk’ that accompanies working through a task
How does a script help students in completing a task?
By explicitly detailing the ‘self-talk’ that accompanies working through the task
What is the significance of providing regular, short periods for writing in journals as an assessment tool?
It allows reflection on learning progress and provides guidance for self-assessment
In what way do rubrics differ from scripts in terms of their content?
Rubrics include different levels of achievement for each criterion, while scripts provide guiding questions
What is the role of scripts in supporting students' learning behavior?
To help students assess whether they are on the right track and adjust their learning behavior
What type of information does a learning journal offer to students?
It provides reflection on how their learning is going and what they need help with.
What is the primary function of rubrics when used as an assessment tool?
To include a list of criteria and a scale for grading different levels of achievement
What is the primary function of a script as an assessment tool?
To guide learners on how best to achieve a task
What distinguishes rubrics from scripts as assessment tools?
Scripts offer a scale for grading different levels of achievement
What is the primary purpose of feedback at the end of instruction?
To analyze the final outcome of the task
What is the key information gained from diagnostic testing at the beginning of the instructional process used for?
To understand students' thinking and learning strategies
What is the primary purpose of journals as an assessment tool?
To reflect in writing about learning progress
How does feedback during the instructional process enable students to learn from their confusion or miscues?
By supporting students to adjust their learning behavior according to scripted questions
What does the feedback during the instructional process aim to achieve?
To support self-assessment and goal setting
What type of information does a learning journal offer to students?
Reflection about learning progress and learning strategies effectiveness
What is the role of rubrics as an assessment tool?
To provide a scale for grading different levels of achievement
What is the significance of providing regular, short periods for writing in journals as an assessment tool?
To support self-assessment and goal setting
Test your knowledge of feedback at the beginning of the instructional process, including pre-assessments and diagnostic testing. Learn about how teachers use assessment information to establish a starting point for students, identify areas for improvement, and determine readiness for extended learning.
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