Given students' varied learning styles and readiness levels, it is necessary to plan instruction to reach every student. Only then can we ensure that content/instruction for a student is individualized. In order to appropriately differentiate learning experiences, educators must engage in consistent assessment. In a LATIC environment, especially, formative assessment plays a crucial role. It allows the teacher to gather a constant flow of information about what students are learning and provides important information on where they are in the process of completing a quality product. The data collected from formative assessment can be used to inform instructional choices and support student progress of goals. Explore the resources below to learn the different types of formative assessment.
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Find more information on the course at edquiddity.com/#VLC. Each course takes place over 5 weeks and involves approximately 25-30 hours of participant engagement. Participants are paired with a consultant who helps them design materials to use immediately in the classroom. A 10-pack of seats is available at $4,950; individual registrations can be purchased for $595 per teacher.