What's Involved in Student Assessment?
Read on To Find Out!!

Always keep in mind that student assessment is an on-going process that should be based not only on assignments, or tests, quizzes and exams but also on student evaluation of their day-to-day seatwork, class participation and homework completion.

All of these items, play a part in getting a true assessment of students achievements and students progress.

Not everyone does well on tests, quizzes and exams - did you?

Be sure to click on and read some of valuable teaching strategies on topics such as:

Rubrics - Now they have become a requirement, to be used as a standard of assessment for student achievement, I truly believe they are essential and fabulous tools!

Student Grading/Marking - There is a lot of marking when it comes to teaching a grade - any grade. Obviously, the higher the grade, the more marking there is - for example, projects, special assignments, more homework as well.

Class Participation is an important part of a classroom's day-to-day routines and student evaluation. It helps to build student motivation and self esteem.

Student Self Assessment enhances the learning process by having each student identify his/her strengths and weaknesses, define their goals and motivate them to achieve these goals.

Homework - Read my answers to common homework questions asked by students and parents about the value and amount of homework, homework stress, homework tutors, and other homework issues.

Of course all of these assessment criteria help you develop your report card comments that you will use to communicate each student's progress throughout the year back to both student and parents.

And to help you out with writing your report cards, be sure to check out my Report Card Template and get a list of useful descriptive phrases for nine different learning skills that are all part of your report card comments.

To help you further understand and assess your students, discover more about the different learning types/personalities you have in your class by reading my page on Different Learning Types.


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