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7th Grade Math, North Las Vegas, Nevada

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Category Archives: Planning, Implementing, and Assessing Instruction

Example/Non-Example Assessment

This assessment requires students to come up with both examples and non-examples of a concept.

Posted byquinnekendallNovember 17, 2024Posted inFormative Assessment Techniques

Create the Problem Assessment

This assessment requires students to think backwards and create problems for a given solution.

Posted byquinnekendallNovember 17, 2024Posted inFormative Assessment Techniques

Always, Sometimes, or Never True Assessment

This assessment requires students to look at a set of statements and decide if they are always, sometimes, or never true.

Posted byquinnekendallNovember 17, 2024February 19, 2025Posted inFormative Assessment Techniques

Assessment Plan

This assessment plan is centered around strategies I used in my first year teaching 7th grade math. It discusses formative assessments used in practice from Keeley and Tobey’s text, Mathematics Formative Assessment (2011).

Posted byquinnekendallOctober 27, 2024November 17, 2024Posted inPlanning, Implementing, and Assessing InstructionTags:education, learning, teachers, teaching, technology

Las Vegas Valley Family Portrait: A Field-Based Activity Interview

This document discusses my interviews with two different Las Vegas families who have children who are students in CCSD. The information I learned was later used in a reflection.

Posted byquinnekendallOctober 27, 2024February 19, 2025Posted inFormative Assessment TechniquesTags:education, family, las-vegas, parenting, schools

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