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        What is Nonfeasance?
        What is Nonfeasance?
        This occurs when a teacher does not adequately perform his or her supervisory duties, and as a result, a student is hurt. For example, a teacher leaves the classroom to drop something off at the office, and two students engage in a fight in the interim. The teacher is guilty
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        What is Misfeasance?
        What is Misfeasance?
        This happens when a teacher neglects to provide information or guidance that could have prevented bodily injury to a student. For example, a science teacher fails to teach students proper safety measures and guidelines for an experiment, and a student subsequently spills chemicals on his or her skin, resulting in
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        What is an Assessment?
        What is an Assessment?
        Serves as an individual evaluation system, and as a way to compare performance across a spectrum and populations. However, with so many different kinds of assessments for so many different organizations available (and often required) these days, it can sometimes be hard to keep the real purpose of assessing in
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        What is a Formative Assessment?
        What is a Formative Assessment?
        Is the assessment of students’ progress toward a goal, conducted at regular intervals, with the teacher issuing feedback to help to improve the students’ academic achievement. To carry out a formative assessment, you might want to ask open-ended questions and check your students’ understanding of the task. Some students will
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        What is a Summative Assessment?
        What is a Summative Assessment?
        In K–12 learning environments is often a test given at the end of distinct periods of time and is meant to evaluate what students know. Authentic assessments can also be used as summative assessments. Summative assessments can be administered at the end of a learning module, grading period, or school
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        What is an Authentic Assessment?
        What is an Authentic Assessment?
        This type of evaluation demands that students provide answers to real-life situations using critical thinking. Authentic assessment emphasizes problem-solving by integrating content students have studied. Oral presentations are an example of this type of assessment. Other activities related to authentic assessment include role-playing, debating, journal writing, or portfolios. Portfolios document
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        What is an Essay?
        What is an Essay?
        Essays are excellent tools for observing students’ knack for critical thinking, synthesis, and problem solving. Essay test may include brief or extended essays. Brief essays are generally used as classroom activities or included in evaluations. Extended essays involve several paragraphs of writing and take more time and concentration, and may
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        What is a Quiz?
        What is a Quiz?
        Quizzes are a type of assessment that consists of questions based on previous lessons. They are easy to create, administer, and score and show clear results about a student’s acquisition of knowledge. These assessments encourage students to pay attention and keep up with homework so that they will be prepared
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        What is a Completion Test?
        What is a Completion Test?
        During completion tests, students are required to fill in the gap(s) in a lead sentence with a phrase, word, or number that best suits the context. In this case, options are not made available, and students must produce the answers themselves. This could make the task more complex than the
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        What is Matching Test?
        What is Matching Test?
        These tests consist of two lists of elements. Students are asked to join an element from the first column with an element of the second using a certain criterion, such as history benchmarks or subject/verb pairs. Matching exercises are efficient at evaluating associative knowledge, but they’re not recommended for evaluating
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