UDL & FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
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Formative assessment directly affects student growth by providing ongoing feedback to adjust instruction, while summative assessment simply measures students. Formative assessment can take many informal forms and be done pre, during, or post class through methods like pre-post tests, daily checks, or weekly reviews. Using universal design for learning (UDL) principles in formative assessments eliminates surprises on summative tests by continuously revealing what students know and don't know.
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UDL & FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
- 1. UDL&FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTJason ZielinskiDirector of Media ServicesNew Haven Community Schools
- 2. GuidelinesUniversal Design for Learning
- 3. Types of Assessments:Summative & FormativeIf we think of our children as plants Summative assessment of the plants is the process of simply measuring them. It might be interesting to compare and analyze measurements but, in themselves, these do not affect the growth of the plants.Formative assessment, on the other hand, is the equivalent of feeding and watering the plants appropriate to their needs - directly affecting their growth.
- 4. Make Students thinking VISIBLECan be administered as a pre/post-test,hourly, daily, weekly, quarterly & take many formsOn-Going Assessments that allow for timely adjustments to instructional strategiesHelp validate instructionAre usually informal &embedded in classroom instructionKey Characteristics:
- 5. Summative AssessmentKey CharacteristicsPre-determined assessments such as State & National Test, Midterm and Final ExamsProvides information to multiple audiencesAllows for progress monitoring of achievement over multiple years
- 6. How does this work withUDL?By incorporating UDL methods into formative assessments and lesson planning, the summative assessments offer few surprises. The instructor AND the students already know what they knowyou know?Using UDL methods for Formative Assessment takes the guesswork out of MEAP, MME, ACT
- 8. Formative Assessment:The How & When to UDL?
- 10. After Class and @Home:
- 12. CONCLUSION