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- ENGL-136 Chapter 11 Flashcards - Quizlet
An introduction to the subject of an evaluation should provide: a the name of the subject and no more b a comprehensive, detailed summary of the subject c an attention-getting comparison to a similar subject d just enough information to understand the subject
- 15 Formative Assessment Hacks to Boost Students’ Learning
1 Exit ticket loops: Exit tickets are a great way to check for understanding at the end of a lesson However, we can get even more value by reusing them the next day, either at the beginning of class as a bridge to the previous day’s content or at the end by adding a new question so that students see how pieces of information are connected, which can help increase retention
- Solved: Which of the following will help to make an . . .
Putting the most persuasive point first will grab the audience's attention and make them more likely to remember the argument Keeping positive and negative points in balance may make the evaluation seem fair, but it won't necessarily make it more memorable
- 3 Suggestions to Make Evaluation More Meaningful
Make evaluation more meaningful for teachers by using three suggestions: invest in more time with teachers and in classrooms Give 2-3 goals
- Evaluation Reports: Purpose, Structure, Content, Challenges . . .
Tell a story: Use the evaluation findings to tell a story about the program’s impact and effectiveness This can help engage stakeholders and make the findings more memorable Provide context: Provide context for the evaluation findings by explaining the program’s objectives and intended impact
- Week 1 Ch 11 Notes. docx - Week 1 - Ch. 11 Tuesday May 4 . . .
Would the evaluation be more effective with descriptive passages? Which of the following will help to make an evaluation more memorable? Putting the most persuasive point last
- Evaluation Method: Creative Evaluation How-to-Guide
For more detailed information, visit the Creative Evaluation Toolkit The toolkit provides creative evaluation activity suggestions as well as additional guidance for choosing, leading, analyzing, and talking about the evaluation Also, visit Better Evaluation for additional guidance
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