If a colleague said that her approach to classroom assessment was reflected by the phrase assessment as learning, what would she mean?
a. Students learn from her assessments what subjects they have an aptitude for.
b. She learns how much of what she taught was learned by various students.
c. She learns which of her lessons was successful and which were not.
d. Students learn what they have and have not learned and she learns how successful her teaching was.
Question 2
Mr. Bringas is a seventh-grade English teacher. He wants to make sure that his students understand and know how to use the writing skills that he has been explaining and illustrating, so he gives them a short in-class writing assignment every day. He then uses the results to decide if he needs to reteach a particular topic or move on to a new one. The assessment approach Mr. Bringas is using is best captured by which of the following phrases:
a. assessment for learning
b. assessment in learning
c. assessment by learning
d. assessment of learning
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