Lesson Revision With Formative Assessment

The purpose of this resource from Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing (CRESST) is to help teachers revise existing lesson plans so that they incorporate the formative assessment process. This resource conceptualizes lesson planning with formative assessment as four complementary steps:
1. Determine learning objectives,
2. Articulate instructional steps,
3. Integrate assessment, and
4. Plan to adjust instruction.
As you read through this resource, definitions and examples of the formative assessment terms used throughout. We hope you will have the opportunity to discuss these steps with peers and make connections to the instructional practices you already use.

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Resource Categories

How to monitor student outcomes
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User Type

Partner MERL/T&S staff
Teachers/Fellows

 

Target Outcomes

Foundational Learning
Academic
Language
English

Relevance

Relevance: 3 out of 5

Target Population

Pre-primary
Lower primary
Upper primary
Secondary
Year created/revised
2017
Evidence-based and/or insights-driven
True

User Friendliness

User friendliness: 3 out of 5

Keywords

Improving lesson plans, learning goals and objectives, formative assessment, elements of formative assessments, peer and self-evaluation, formative assessment, lesson revision, instructional strategies, student feedback, assessment practices