Ways to Assess Student Learning
Ongoing Assessment (kid-watching)
- Specific cells on Math Boxes
- Slates
- Games
- Mental math and reflexes
- Strategy sharing
- Explorations
Product Assessment (samples of kids’ work)
- Specific cells on Math Boxes that repeat throughout the year (i.e., Frames
and Arrows, What’s My Rule, etc.)
- Math Journals (a type of portfolio)
- Math masters
- Explorations and Projects
- Math logs
- Open-ended questions and tasks
- Number stories
- Portfolio writing
- Concept and strategy writing
- Children’s reflections and self-assessment
Periodic Assessment (periodic classroom assessment)
- Unit reviews and assessments
- Math Boxes and other journal pages
- Midyear and end-of-year assessments
- Individual Profile of Progress checklists
- Etc.
Outside Tests (school and district/state assessments and standardized
achievement tests)
Compiled by Sally Steele, steeler1.1@earthlink.net
Last updated: July 23, 2004
URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~iucme/elementary/assessmentoptions.htm
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