Assessment vs Evaluation Essentials

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Froggy Jumps Assessment vs Evaluation EssentialsOnline version Quiz on assessment vs evaluation concepts by Tania Escobar 1 What is the primary goal of Assessment? a To rank students from best to worst. b To assign a final grade. c To improve student learning and performance. 2 When does Evaluation typically take place? a At the end of a unit or course. b Before the teacher starts a new topic. c Throughout the entire learning process. 3 In the "Soup Analogy," what represents Assessment? a The chef tasting the soup while cooking. b The waiter bringing the bill to the customer. c The customer eating the soup at the table. 4 Which of these is an example of Assessment in an English class? a Providing oral feedback during a speaking activity. b A final TOEFL exam. c The final grade on a transcript. 5 Evaluation is considered "Summative" because it... a Helps the teacher change the lesson plan today. b Is a conversation between the student and the teacher. c Summarizes what the student has learned at the end. 6 Which process is "Process-Oriented"? a Neither. b Assessment. c Evaluation. 7 If a teacher uses an "Exit Ticket" to see if students understood the lesson, they are performing: a Assessment. b Standardization. c Evaluation. 8 What is the main characteristic of Evaluation feedback? a Judgmental, usually in the form of a score. b Descriptive and suggestive. c Continuous and informal. 9 Why is Assessment called "Formative"? a Because it helps "form" or shape the student’s knowledge. b Because it focuses on the "form" of the exam. c Because it is a formal requirement of the university. 10 Can a teacher have a successful classroom using ONLY Evaluation? a Yes, because it saves time for the teacher. b No, because students need feedback during the process to improve. c Yes, because grades are all that matter.

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Assessment vs Evaluation EssentialsOnline version

Quiz on assessment vs evaluation concepts

by Tania Escobar

What is the primary goal of Assessment?

To rank students from best to worst.

To assign a final grade.

To improve student learning and performance.

When does Evaluation typically take place?

At the end of a unit or course.

Before the teacher starts a new topic.

Throughout the entire learning process.

In the "Soup Analogy," what represents Assessment?

The chef tasting the soup while cooking.

The waiter bringing the bill to the customer.

The customer eating the soup at the table.

Which of these is an example of Assessment in an English class?

Providing oral feedback during a speaking activity.

A final TOEFL exam.

The final grade on a transcript.

Evaluation is considered "Summative" because it...

Helps the teacher change the lesson plan today.

Is a conversation between the student and the teacher.

Summarizes what the student has learned at the end.

Which process is "Process-Oriented"?

Neither.

Assessment.

Evaluation.

If a teacher uses an "Exit Ticket" to see if students understood the lesson, they are performing:

Assessment.

Standardization.

Evaluation.

What is the main characteristic of Evaluation feedback?

Judgmental, usually in the form of a score.

Descriptive and suggestive.

Continuous and informal.

Why is Assessment called "Formative"?

Because it helps "form" or shape the student’s knowledge.

Because it focuses on the "form" of the exam.

Because it is a formal requirement of the university.

Can a teacher have a successful classroom using ONLY Evaluation?

Yes, because it saves time for the teacher.

No, because students need feedback during the process to improve.

Yes, because grades are all that matter.

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What is the primary goal of Assessment?

When does Evaluation typically take place?

In the "Soup Analogy," what represents Assessment?

Which of these is an example of Assessment in an English class?

Evaluation is considered "Summative" because it...

Which process is "Process-Oriented"?

If a teacher uses an "Exit Ticket" to see if students understood the lesson, they are performing:

What is the main characteristic of Evaluation feedback?

Why is Assessment called "Formative"?

Can a teacher have a successful classroom using ONLY Evaluation?

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