Sunday, February 25, 2018

Triangulation


This semester, we are reading Their Eyes Were Watching God in my sophomore English class. The students are assigned a journal entry to accompany the reading of each chapter in the book. This is formative assessment, and most students score full credit if they follow the directions. The average combined grade on chapter 1-10 journal homework in my class averaged to 92.5%. This data includes the grades of students who did not complete journal entries and therefore earned zero credit. In order to truly assess if students met the learning objectives for the unit I would include triangulation, meaning I could look at two more ways of assessing the students, such as a test on the book (summative assessment) and classroom based observations, such as participation.  

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