Differentiated Assessment

What is the goal of Differentiated Assessment?

• to see what the students know compared to each other

• to meet students' individual needs

• to assess the students as a class

Differentiated assessment means all students working towards different goals.

• true

• false

Differentiated assessment could mean students working at a slower pace than others.

• true

• false

Differentiated assessment requires all students to work towards the same content goal.

• true

• false

select all ways in which differentiated assessment can be done.

• keeping questions the same for all students

• scaffolding struggling learners

• giving a higher education learner the same questions you would give a general education learner

• flexible grouping

Differentiated Assessment can be done by

• the teacher always choosing what type of assessment the students will do

• providing students various options and opportunity to show their learning

Differentiated learning requires ______ methods and activities that are appropriate for each type of students

• the same

• various

Does Differentiated Assessments help students to be successful in their learning?

• yes

• no

What are some things that we can ask our students to do to assess them differently.

• individual projects

• raps/songs

• unit collage

• oral presentations

Check all that apply: Research shows that Differentiated Instruction can particularly benefit.... (Hint: from video)

• students with disabilities

• English language learners

• students who are gifted

• students considered at risk for not completing school