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Teaching Effectiveness Program
Tips for assessing students from the Academic Learning Services
of the University of Oregon

Tips For Teachers
Tips for assessment

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Helpful Reading

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Keys To

☻Give prompt feedback so that students can learn from their mistakes.

☻On standardized tests, students tend to better on material learned at the beginning of the year.  To take advantage of this, ask questions early.  Use pre-assessments and on-going assessments.

☻Students (even high schoolers) like little encouragements such as stickers, smiley faces, etc. 

☻Don't plan an assignment/test without first planning how to evaluate/grade it.

☻Be clear about your expectations!  Provide your students with grading rubrics, etc BEFORE they begin their assignments.

☻Keep all tests.  Give them back to students a couple of weeks before the SOLs so the students can use them as study guides.

 
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