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An assessment is a means for a teacher to evaluate if a student has mastered the standard or material covered in class.

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Assessment is the checking for understanding and comprehension of content knowledge.

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Assessment is the checking for understanding and comprehension of content knowledge.

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An assessment is a way to see what knowledge a student has retained from the lesson.

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An assessment is a way to see what knowledge a student has retained from the lesson.

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Summative Assessments with chronological ordering of collected works

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Summative Assessments with chronological ordering of collected works

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A method to evaluate a student's understanding of a given concept.

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An assessment is a way to determine whether students understand information or skills that are presented

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An assessment is a way to gauge where a child is in the learning process

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An assessment is a way to gauge where a child is in the learning process

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the evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone or something.

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a way to test knowledge and understanding of something

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a way to test knowledge and understanding of something

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An assessment I have tried and liked was the Wax Museum. It covered several standards (citing textual evidence, MLA citations, spelling rules, etc.) and was a great way to assess students on past standards. It was a fun assessment because each student was assigned a different person, making it far less monotonous to grade, and students had higher levels of engagement with the bonus option of dressing up as their historical character. It was also cross curricular, which was enjoyable.

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Any assessment that most closely resembles the real world applications of that concept.

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Informal Assessments. I like to see how a student receives and comprehends information when first introduced to them.

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Informal Assessments. I like to see how a student receives and comprehends information when first introduced to them.

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A true evaluation of a student's ability and level of progression measured by multiple data points. 

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A true evaluation of a student's ability and level of progression measured by multiple data points. 

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 a tool to see how much is the objective achieved

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 a tool to see how much is the objective achieved

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An assessment that I like to use in class is Kahoot. I also like exit tickets at the end of class.

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A way to evaluate student learning and check how well students are understanding

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-4 Civilizations RAFT Project

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a tool to see what students know/learned; to see if the lesson I taught was effective 

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a tool to see what students know/learned; to see if the lesson I taught was effective 

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social studies assessment in college

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Giving a quiz through Google Forms.  An easy and quick way to give/grade student work.

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Giving a quiz through Google Forms.  An easy and quick way to give/grade student work.

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I like them for a quick peek at students knowledge.

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Informal assessments in the form of student/teacher "meetings"

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Informal assessments in the form of student/teacher "meetings"

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An assessment is a means to understand what is and what isn't known

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An assessment is a means to understand what is and what isn't known

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I do a Mosaic Project where students design mosaics and say what the fraction, decimal, and percent of each color they used

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a check of student understanding of a topic

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a check of student understanding of a topic

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A way to make students learn the information.

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A way to make students learn the information.

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a way to understand students' capability or ability of the lesson

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checking my students how much they learned and what I need to teach or reteach.

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checking my students how much they learned and what I need to teach or reteach.

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to check how student learned the lesson, by listening or by the guided note or by individualize approached, etc.

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to check how student learned the lesson, by listening or by the guided note or by individualize approached, etc.

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pop quiz