Assessment for Learning (AFL)/HOT - MBMCS

What does AFL stand for?

• Assessment for Learning

• Assessment of Learning

• Assessment for Leadership

• Assessment for Listening

Which strategy involves prompting students with a question and having them write the answer on a mini whiteboard?

• Round Robbin Posters

• Traffic lights

• Think Pair Share

• Show me

What is the purpose of using traffic lights as an AFL strategy?

• To monitor student progress

• To provide feedback against the learning objective

• To differentiate the lesson

• All of the above

Which DOK level involves creating a product that would demonstrate understanding?

• DOK 3

• DOK 4

• DOK 2

• DOK 1

What is the main role of the teacher in facilitating AFL?

• Observing class discussions

• Reviewing students work in progress

• Providing mini plenaries

• All of the above

What is the purpose of using the Think Pair Share strategy?

• To provide feedback against the learning objective

• To monitor student progress

• To support less teacher talk and more student collaboration

• To differentiate the lesson

Which AFL strategy involves students writing their answer on a mini whiteboard and showing it to the teacher?

• Round Robbin Posters

• Traffic lights

• Show me

• Think Pair Share

What is the main purpose of AFL?

• To evaluate students' understanding

• To create a product that demonstrates understanding

• To provide a wrong example and ask what's wrong with it

• To get a picture of where students are in relation to the learning objective

Which DOK level involves explaining why something is true?

• DOK 4

• DOK 2

• DOK 1

• DOK 3

What is the purpose of using the Round Robbin Posters strategy?

• To differentiate the lesson

• To gauge what students know about a topic

• To provide feedback against the learning objective

• To monitor student progress