¶ … classroom assessment, a teacher determines his or her current point within the instructional sequence of a unit of study and identifies the student academic learning goals to measure.
"Select one class, a content area, and a unit of study to work with as you complete this performance task. Respond to the prompts below about the unit of study and its assessment."
Grade Level
Content Area: Math:
Grade level: 5 Content area: Mathematics Subject matter: _Graphs, Functions and Equations
"List the state-adopted academic content standards or state-adopted framework you will cover in this unit."
Graphs, Function Probability and statistics, and Equation: Statistics, Data Analysis, and Probability:
1.1: Arranges the raw data to plot graph and interprets the meaning of the data to produce information from the graph.
1.2: Understands the strategy to produce pair correctly .
Functions and Equations:
1.1: Uses the information collected from the equation or graph to answer the questions from the problem situations.
1.2: Focuses on the relationships between equations and graphs
1.3: Students will also be taught the method to draw a graph from the equation using the slope intercept formula.
1.4: Identifies four quadrants from the coordinate plane.
1.5: Solves problems that relate to linear functions and integer values, produce graph from an ordered pair of integer and equation.
2. "Describe the unit of study that addresses those standards."
The standard unit of the study requires students to produce the ordered pairs as well as their relationships. Students are also required to plot the graph to produce negative and positive numbers, which will make them producing graph and pair relationship. Students are required to plot negative and positive numbers on a coordinate plane and determine the number relationships.
3. "What is (are) the academic learning goal(s) for this unit of study"?
The learning goal is to assist the students developing skills and accuracy in writing, identifying and graphing ordered pairs on a plane. Moreover, students will be able to produce and explain simple relationships between equations and graphs.
4. "At what point in the sequence of the unit are you teaching"?
a. "At the beginning of the unit of study"
b. "Between the beginning and the end of the unity of study"
c. "At the end of the unity of study"
B. Assessment Planning
"If you are at the beginning of your unit, you will give your students an entry-level assessment. If you are moving through the unit of study, you will use progress-monitoring assessments. If you are at the end of the unit of study, you will use a summative assessment. (For more information about these three kinds of assessment, see Frameworks for California Public Schools, published by the California Department of Education." )
5. "For what purpose will your assessment be used within this unit of study"?
a. Entry-level
b. Progress-Monitoring
c. Summative
6. "Identify and describe the type of assessment. (verbal response, multiple choice, short essay, oral presentation, performance task, and the like")
I will use a performance task in order to assess students' understanding of mathematics. I will use two different methods to assess students' understanding. First, I will assess them with a written response. Moreover, I will assess them based on their explanations and corrections of their mistakes in quiz.
7. "What will your students need to know and/or be able to do to complete the assessment"?
To assist the students to succeed in the quiz, I will make them doing their homework and help them to understand the relationships between graphs and equations. The students will also be taught the slope of changes in graphs.
8. "What evidence of student learning will you collect"?
I will collect their written corrections and quiz.
9. "In what ways will the evidence document student achievement of the academic learning goal(s)"?
By analyzing the student's initial works as well as their written correction, I will be able to gain a greater understanding on whether the students have been able to achieve a progress towards their learning goals. If they make mistakes during the quiz and they are able identify their errors, I will know that they are learning from their mistakes.
10. "How will the student assessment evidence be measured or scored"?
The quiz worth 17 points: one point is assigned for each part, and students will be asked to correct their quiz. If they make a mistake, they will be asked to redo the exercise. However, if they are able to correct their mistakes properly and learn from their mistakes,...
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