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VocabDefinition
Assessment the systematic process of gathering, analyzing and interpreting information.
Documentation any written, printed, or digital material that provides official information, proof, instructions, or records about a system, product, procedure, or event
Diagnostic Assessment a pre-instruction evaluation used to identify a learners existing knowledge, skills, strengths, weaknesses, and misconceptions before a lesson, unit, or course begins.
Formative assessment an ongoing, low stakes or no stakes evaluation used during the learning process to monitor student understanding, provide immediate feedback, and guide teaching adjustments.
summative assessment an evaluation method used at the end of an instructional unit, course, or program to measure a learners total acquisition of knowledge and skills against established standards
Rubric An evaluation tool, set of instructions, or category heading used to score or classify work.
Anecdotal note a brief, factual, written observation of a specific behavior, action, or spoken moment by a student or child.
High stakes testing any standardized assessment whose results carry major, life-altering consequences for students, teachers, administrators, or entire school districts.
Accountability the quality or state of being accountable.
Authentic assessment an evaluation method that measures a students content knowledge and skills to real world tasks, problems and scenarios rather than relying on rote memorization or standard pen-and-paper tests.
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