What are summative assessments and how are results used?
What will be an ideal response?
Summative assessment is the process of evaluating (and grading) the learning of students at a specific point in time. Usually summative assessments occur after teaching a body of content to evaluate the extent of understanding. Summative assessments are used in assigning students to groups or tracks, deciding who will receive special assistance, and making decisions about graduation.
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a. Mary Ellen. b. Henry Bergh. c. Mrs. Wheeler. d. all of the above
An organization's code of ethics is
a. written guidelines for employees to follow based on specific ethical standards and values. b. a verbal oath required of employees to demonstrate their commitment to the employer's ethical standards and values.
This instructional approach involves students in thinking, doing, learning, and guides them in understanding the necessary relationships among items
a. Generalization discovery b. Discovery c. Discovery and expository d. Expository
Jose often heard his father say, "Look, how hardworking and smart your sister is. She spends all her time studying. We love her a lot, and so you should work just as hard as she does." Jose's self-worth is probably going to be based on
a. Basic self-acceptance b. Conditional self-acceptance c. Reflected self-acceptance d. Real-ideal comparison