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This task asks you to identify the formative or summative assessment strategies used by
your MST
during your first week of teaching practice. As part of this task, you are required to
observe and record
3 formative or summative assessment strategies used, provide evidence, and reflect
on the information the teacher gained.
What are the components of a formative and summative assessments? What are
some of the differences between formative and summative assessments?
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List the assessment strategies used for English, Math or Science lesson in 1 week.
Science: The formative assessment contains The assessment is asking the students My MST assesses the students daily
several questions about the topic direct questions while they are doing during each activity by using
Plants are living and how the students understand the their centers\activities. The teacher\ my assessment grid. It has all the
sustaining scientific concepts of the lesson. MST asks them depends on their level students' names and the questions
The teachers asks the questions of thinking. She asks the high students that she ask questions which
resources for
depends on the student's level to some critical questions to avoid getting appropriate for all the students level
living things assess their comprehension and how them bored while they do the activities of thinking.
they easily or hardly use the new and to lead them think deeply about the
key vocabulary in the lesson. topic they are studying. For achieving
or emerging students, she asks them
There is a summative assessment easier questions to scaffold them and
which the students will assess at the lead them to achieve in their learning
end of the term, it is test has process.
multiple questions and the teacher
evaluate each students using check My MST goes around the students
list. while they 're doing the activities in the
centers and asks them individually to
check each student's understanding
about the plants and what they need
more focus on to learn.