Saleem is working on a long-term project for his geometry class. He is investigating the use of geometry in architecture across time and different cultures. He uses the classroom computer to research his topic. Additionally, he is composing, illustrating, and storing his presentation on the computer. He plans to use the computer's Powerpoint presentation program when he shows his project to the class. What advantage does this type of project have for assessing students' learning?
a. It allows for a more objective assessment of learning than other methods.
b. It lets subjective judgment play a role in assessing what students have learned.
c. It lets students to demonstrate what they have learned in a variety or ways.
d. It gives teachers another tool with which to motivate students.
Question 2
Which of the following is an appropriate testing and grading practice?
a. Avoid giving zeros for otherwise good work that is late or incomplete.
b. Provide simple examples in class, but more complex problems on tests.
c. Use pop quizzes to motivate students to complete reading assignments.
d. To be fair, use totally objective grading practices, never making exceptions for any reason.
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