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Engage with the learning materials of unit 6 and do all related activities.
4. Assessment strategies
4.1. Formative assessment strategies
Formative assessment is used during the learning process to monitor student progress and provide ongoing feedback. Examples of strategies:
- Quizzes: Short, frequent quizzes on the material can help both teachers and students identify areas where more focus is needed.
- Exit tickets: At the end of the lesson, students write a quick summary or answer a question on what they learned. This helps teachers gauge whether the students grasped the key concepts.
- Peer assessment: Students assess each other’s work based on given criteria, helping them think critically and engage with the learning material.
- Observations: Teachers can assess student behavior and performance in class through direct observation, noting participation, collaboration, and engagement.
- Discussion: Informal discussions or group work can serve as a form of assessment. Teachers can listen to students’ contributions to gauge understanding.