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General video about the importance of checking for understanding

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Fairfax Network - Fairfax County Public Schools

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Best Practices: Checking for Understanding

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56 different ways to gather evidence about student learning

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56 different ways to gather evidence about student learning

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Different examples of formative assessment

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Gathering Evidence of Student Achievement

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56 different ways to gather evidence of student achievement Curated by David Wees, Mathematics Education Specialist

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Offers a Framework for designing good questions.

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An explanation, how to, tips and lots of examples

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Exit Tickets: Checking for Understanding

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Exit Tickets: Checking for Understanding

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A video using technology and how teachers use it.

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Exit Tickets: Checking for Understanding

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An example of a math teacher using exit ticket.com

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How To Give A Powerful Exit Ticket Using ExitTicket

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ExitTicket is a student response system named after the proven practice of exit tickets, (giving students a formative assessment at the end of a lesson to measure comprehension of the day's objective). While ExitTicket has many other classroom applications, giving students an exit ticket remains one of the most powerful ways to implement ExitTicket.

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Simple on page exit ticket directions with examples

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A video example and one of my favorites

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Assessing Students with Twitter Style Exit Slips

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Assessing Students with Twitter Style Exit Slips

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A video example

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Assessing Students with Twitter-Style Exit Slips

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Maria Perryman explains how she uses a Twitter style exit slip for formative assessment. At the end of class, she asks her students to answer one of three questions in 140 characters or less. She uses this slip to ask them questions about topics they explored in class. Because the students have to b…

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Allows you to see how in depth a student has learned a concept. Contains how to, tips and examples

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How a teacher uses it in third grade

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A teacher using in a high school class. This is great for teaching vocabulary

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Uploaded by Suzanne Arnold on 2015-07-13.

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In depth video about done by a student teacher

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A strategy for designing instructional and assessment task choices that appeal to analytical. practical and creative thinkers. Contains examples and templates