Authentic Assessment

What is the primary goal of authentic assessment?

• To measure rote memorization

• To assess students' ability to apply knowledge about and skills in real world context

• To rank students based on the identified criteria

• To evaluate students based on their performance on exams

Which of the following is not a characteristic of an authentic Assessment?

• Real world relevance

• Standardized testing formats

• Performance Based Task

• Opportunities for self reflection and assessment

How does authentic assessment differ from traditional assessment methods?

• a) It focuses on objective measurement rather than subjective criteria

• B) It emphasizes standardized testing over real-world application

• C) It evaluates students' ability to regurgitate information rather than apply it

• d) It assesses students' performance in meaningful tasks and contexts

Which of the following is an example of authentic assessment?

• a) Asking students to memorize a list of vocabulary words

• b) Having students solve a real-world problem using their knowledge of mathematics

• C) Administering a standardized multiple-choice test

• d) Grading students solely on their attendance in clas

Which authentic Assessment method is this?

Have students write down 3 big ideas from what they learned (2 reflective insights and 1 question they still have) before receeding.

• Exit Slip

• K-W-L

• Concept Map

Asking students to write down what they know, what they want to know and what they learned quickly in a chart

• 3 Things

• KWL CHART

• 1 minute paper

Have the students come together in groups and let them share ideas or answers to a central question

• Circle Story

• Brainstorming

• Simulation

Have students tell the gist of the topic in 10-15 words, 30-50 words and then 75-100 words. As they step in word count, they will need to add more depth of details

• Annotations

• 3x summarization

• Feedbacking

Have students drop comments anonymously about what they're struggling

• Anonymous Feedback Box

• Satisfaction surveys

• Tweet posts

Have students compare and contrast features of two ideas or concepts in a sphere visual aid

• Comparing and Contrasting

• Use venn diagram

• Classification Chart