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Are you required to give a certain amount of summative assessments in your classroom monthly?

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Both because I feel like it would help me and my students progress in the long run

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Each assessment type is needed.

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Formative assessments because i like to track studs t learning/understanding as we navigate through the lesson

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What is the best way to implement formative assessments so that they benefit both the teacher & student (while not placing stress on the students

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I see myself using both. Formative assessments more frequently.

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What are the "soft-skills" they mentioned?

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For my demographic of students which includes inclusion students, individualized testing allows me to obtain data on my students individual progress which is beneficial for my lessons.

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Formative assessments are kind of like a guiding criteria for teachers to improve lessons for students for better understanding

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If a teacher is "withit" in the flow of their instruction to students, they can make formative assessments before the final result of data is gathered

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Summative assessments are important as they can show insight on individual students and where any learning blockings may occur

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Principals use assessments to address teacher insufficiency

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I can I efficiently/effectively use formative assessments? (seems like it will take more time to plan, implement, and assess using formative assessments

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I can I efficiently/effectively use formative assessments? (seems like it will take more time to plan, implement, and assess using formative assessments

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They allow immediate feedback for teachers. Similar to an example shared in the article:thumbs up, thumbs down. I like using this because it can give teachers a quick and easy glance as to where they should meet their students at.

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I see myself using formative assessments more because they provide me with immediate feedback and I could alter my instruction before things go to far.

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Summative. I feel more comfortable comparing student assessments to standards

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Summative. I feel more comfortable comparing student assessments to standards

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provide day-to-day quick feedback

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formative assessments provide immediate feedback for teachers

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formative assessments provide immediate feedback for teachers

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Some summative assessments can make suggestions about individual students depending on how they do. For example, someone in a standard math class might score well-above the expectations and the assessment might prove that they should be in an Honors or Advanced Placement course.

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I believe that they go hand and hand. In order to be a successful a teacher and to truly be able to access your students needs, they both are necessary.

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Formative/summative assessments allow teachers adjust teaching methods for effective instruction

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You have to use both types of assessments because sometimes there can be errors or misinformation when you just use one of type of assessment.

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- being able share with students & parents.

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Formative allows teachers to learn about student understanding and make immediate adjustments, Summative is more about what the standards say a student should know at the end. It is an assessment of teaching response to student needs.