Common Formative Assessments

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Common Formative Assessments December 4, 2017

Ticket In

Ticket In

Ticket In *Read each question posted on tables *Jot your Thoughts about each answer Kagan Cooperative Learning Strategy (Jot Thought) Teammates ‘cover the table’ , writing ideas on slips of paper or sticky notes

3rd Grade Agenda Ticket In - Analyze Multiplication Data Objective/TAP Connection Develop and Apply -Create/analyze formative assessment Ticket Out

Agenda Ticket In - Jot Thought Objective/TAP Connection Review Previous Cluster Learning -Kagan Cooperative Learning strategies (Snowball fun) Develop and Apply -Create/analyze formative assessment Ticket Out

Objective/TAP Connection By the end of Clusters, teachers will create common formative assessments and/or analyze student data to relate to corresponding levels of support. TAP Connection: Assessment: Include descriptions of how assessment results will be used to inform future instruction TKS teacher practices display understanding of each student anticipated learning difficulties

Snowball Fun *Form Two lines -questions -answers *Teacher draws imaginary line *Toss over line *Pair up and check understanding

Apply and Develop *Team chooses the essential standard being taught *Team creates common formative assessment and focuses instruction (backward design) *Chose day to give assessment *Meet together and analyze student results *Small group instruction for students who did not master skills on CFA

Checking for Understanding *Form B of test provides students opportunity to show knowledge after reteach opportunity

3-2-1 Ticket Out 3- Things important on common formative assessment 2- Predictions on student success and/or challenges 1- way you can be supported through common formative assessment process