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Descriptive assessment

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Descriptive

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I believe the ABCDE is the most beneficial just bc their is the difference in grading percentages and the difference in leveled as well.

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descriptive because it provides the most feedback

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i feel like this depends on the student; some students rely heavily on A, B, C, D, F or some students like then 100-0 ratings and some would be good with 1-4, i feel like anyone could argue that all of them are beneficial.

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The descriptive assessment as it is very clear

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Descriptive, students need great feedback

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i like ABCDF for overall grading scale though, descriptive for feedback 

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i like ABCDF for overall grading scale though, descriptive for feedback 

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Descriptive because when they get the feed back they can see what they are doing wrong and why it’s wrong 

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Descriptive because when they get the feed back they can see what they are doing wrong and why it’s wrong 

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The one that shows the depth knowledge. Learning is more than just a number score. The students should begin to develop deep understandings of the content.

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Descriptive due to it allowing the students to understand what they are doing good at and what they need to improve on

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I would have to say letter grades because students react more to that. But also descriptive assessments.

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I think each have their own benefits and downfalls. A percentage grade relies on how many questions or points you assign. A letter grade can be ambiguous. And the scaled system has the same downfall along with it being more fluid then any of the other methods.  

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I think each have their own benefits and downfalls. A percentage grade relies on how many questions or points you assign. A letter grade can be ambiguous. And the scaled system has the same downfall along with it being more fluid then any of the other methods.  