QUESTION 5 OF 30

What is your approach to developing an assessment?

Creating quality assessments give the interviewer an idea of the experience you have. Through assessment development, show the types of assessment you have used to allow students the best chance to thrive.

"Each quarter, I go through a unit with informal assessments. This example is one of the best ways I see progress levels moving. Of course, the informal assessments fit into standards that ESL students have to master, based on state and core learning. Also, to start a year, I assess proficiency in English, and through the year, I assess multiple times to see improvements and challenge areas."

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Anonymous Answer

Assessments have to be personal. All my students cannot take the same ones. This way, I get to see individual learning from these personalized assessments.

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Personalized assessments are the way to go. They give you the best feedback, the pros and cons of your class content.

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