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Evaluate 1 - Formative Assessments


Scan your written assessment and email your test to my address. Next, click on the link below to continue your test.  You will need to set up an account to take the quiz.  

Post in your blog: Your formative assessment/activity link and your explanation of its purpose.

 The purpose of the formative assessment is to test students knowledge of proper CPR administration and knowledge of the American Heart Association.

 Answer in your blog:  How do the results of the assessment change your teaching plans or method of delivery?

 1.  How does your assessment provide students multiple opportunities to demonstrate understanding, practice concepts or self-check progress?

Students are allowed multiple opportunities to demonstrate understanding by completing the written response, answering questions that provides visual aids, and completing the multiple choice questions.

 2.  How does the assessment allow you to assess student readiness for course content?

 The various forms of questioning allows the teacher the opportunity to check students knowledge.  The student is allowed several opportunities to show understanding due to the different types of questioning.  
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