Teacher assessment ideas

Evaluate teachers' professionalism, their engagement with children, learning climate and more with this handy printable teacher evaluation form.

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FREE! Chart showing the difference between formative and summative assessments. Click through now to grab this freebie. It will help you better understand assessment types. Use it to help guide your instruction. #YoungTeacherLove

Explore 10 tips for creating effective and authentic assessments using past examples and official syllabuses.

I've been reading the book, Mindsets in the Classroom by Mary Cay Ricci, and just finished chapter 3. It was a real eye-opener. Through all of my years of teaching, I thought I was differentiating by planning and implementing reteaching and enrichment lessons and activities as my class worked through a unit. But in this chapter, I learned how important it is to start the differentiation before the unit even begins! This process begins with the preassessment. So much valuable information can…

Read about Formative Assessment Ideas for Elementary in our latest blog post! It's filled with 15 brilliant formative assessment strategies to gauge your students' understandingt. Walk away with 15 practical formative assessment examples that make learning interactive and fun. These tools will help you track student progress effectively. Ideal for educators who wish to weave innovation into their teaching style! #FormativeAssessment #ElementaryEducation #AssessmentStrategies

This is a weekly progress report for both behavior and conduct to help parents see how their child did all week. It is great for Friday Folders and FREE!

Assessment strategies like pre-assessments, observational assessments, performance tasks, student self-assessments, and formative assessments provide a picture of student's strengths and areas for growth. Start your year off right by measuring student progress at the very beginning!

Download the free exit tickets! These exit ticket ideas to help students reflect on learning are a great formative assessment to help with the learning process and ensure that students understand the learning material. Teachers can use these exit slips as an informal assessment when they have students respond to the prompt. Student responses inform teaching and encourage students to take responsibility for learning.

Parent/teacher conferences are around the corner. You dread meeting with all those parents who think their child has no faults or that their child isn’t being challenged enough. You have concerns about behavior and some learning deficits. How do you fit it all in during a 15-20 minute conference? Follow these guidelines to show how […]