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I learned different types of formative assessment to use in the classroom.

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Better understand how and who formative assessment works for, and reliability and validity.

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I was able to get a better understanding of the difference between reliability and distinction, and the different types of reliability.

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I liked all  the examples you provided

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I learned what formative assessment is, different examples of it, and how you can use it in your classroom to assess student learning.

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Stevie Martinez

I learned that formative assessment gives feedback to both the student and the teacher during the lesson

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Katie
I learned more about the difference of validity and reliability. I also learned the different types and when to use formative assessment.

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I learned more about self- managing, self- monitoring , and self- modifying.

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I learned more about formative assessment and ways that we as teachers can use it in our classroom.

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I learned that formative assessment can be a way to self-motivate students as well as provide feedback.

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I learned the difference between inter rater and internal reliablility .

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I learned how to incorporate formative assessment into my own classroom. It's always going to be part of the lesson.

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I learned what a formative assessment looks like in the classroom.

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I learned about the many different types of formative assessment and when they are to be used in the classroom.

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I learned different ways to incorporate informal and formal assessments into my future classroom.

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Jaimie Hughes

I learned more about reliability and validity for this was something I've never heard of. I'd love to get more examples on both. Thanks y'all did great :)

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Something that I learned, or would like to know more about.