Working with Hot potatoes makes you realize how some test can be to elaborated, but generally, elaborating test is not an easy activity, it takes time to think since what you want to measure to the time of the test that students most delay at the moment of answer it, testing it is not an easy task, but with the correct tools as this kind of program can help us to improve our ability to elabore tests. The following test was elaborated in hot potatoe, it is an activity, where the correct answer must be choosed.
Select the correct concept map
Select the correct concept map
Quiz
Are the most common types of cocept map. In this map you write groups and sub-groups.
These maps is presented by steps in an organized linear way.
These maps demostrate the evolutions of the understanding of a concept throughout the process and culminate in the students final concept map. (All & Huycke, 2007)
Are similar to flowcharts, in that information if organized in parts.
These maps present the information in pictures, landscapes and symbols.
Require students to illustrate both hierarchical and interrelateness
True or False
True or False
Quiz
Evaluation does not invite responses among multiple dimensions
True
False
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Evaluation for the sake of learning or improvement is technically called "formative evaluation"
True
False
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Summative evaluation is not to give a grade or credic individually for the criteria of a course
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False
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Evaluation and grading are the same thing
True
False
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Grading is the most important aspect in learning
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False
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Give and receive feedback is indispensable for achieve a learning goal.
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False
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Working with this kind of programs is not hard, the challenge is to elaborate a test adequate to the students where to the program might be easy to understand to them, one of the difficulties is that students might not get confortable with this kind of evaluations, if they are just being introduced. othey way could be that students might get confortable with this kind of activities.
Hi, Eduardo At the beginning of your introduction you wrote “The following images were from…” but I think that you should write the verb in present tense because the images ARE still from your project and they ARE still in your blog. You should omit “with” in “with the correct tools can help us…”. And lastly, I didn’t really understand what you wanted to say with “it takes time to think since what you want to measure to the time of the test that students most delay at the moment of answer it”, I think the sentence lacks of coherence
Formative and Summative Assessment Formative and summative assessment are commonly contrasted, the expert Paul Black put it as a simple example "when the cook tastes the soup it is formative, "when the customer tastes the soup it is summative". Informative assessment teachers and students are provided with feedback during the instruction so they can adjust the ongoing teaching and learning to improve students' achievements. In the meantime, summative assessment is used to evaluate students learning, skill acquisition and academic achievements. In the following video, there will be a short explanation of each concept, ending with a contrast, in order to get a complete understanding of the formative and summative assessment a concept map will be developed explaining both concepts. The formative and summative assessment helps to assess students, separated have their advantages and disadvantages, as we already discuss that a continued assessment works p
Hi, Eduardo
ResponderEliminarAt the beginning of your introduction you wrote “The following images were from…” but I think that you should write the verb in present tense because the images ARE still from your project and they ARE still in your blog. You should omit “with” in “with the correct tools can help us…”.
And lastly, I didn’t really understand what you wanted to say with “it takes time to think since what you want to measure to the time of the test that students most delay at the moment of answer it”, I think the sentence lacks of coherence