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Habilidades
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- 1It's a selective collection of student work, teacher observations, and self-assessment that is used to show progress over time with regard to specific criteria.Portfolio Assessment
- 2Appraisal by a student of his or her own work or learning processes.Self- assessment
- 3Assessment of a student's work, products, or learning processes by classmates. Also called peer evaluation.Peer assessment
- 4Approaches for finding out what students know or can do, other than through the use of multiple-choice testing.Alternative Assessment
- 5A collection of student work, showing student reflection and progress, or achievement over time in one or more areas.Portfolio
- 6A type of writing in which students make entries in a notebook on topics of their choice, to which the teacher responds, modeling effective language but not overtly correcting the students' language.Dialogue Journal
- 7A measurement scale used to evaluate a student's performance. It consists of a fixed scale and a list of characteristics that describe criteria at each score point for a particular outcome.Rubric
- 8A meeting between a teacher and a student to discuss student progress and set goals related to the work collected in a portfolio.Portfolio conference
- 9The purposes that language serves in oral or written communication, and what an individual is able to do in using language (eg. describing, evaluating, and persuading)Language function
- 10A collection of all student work that shows how a student deals with daily classroom assignments.Collection portfolio
- 11An activity usually requiring multiple responses to a challenging question or problem.Task
- 12An activity in which students prepare a product to show what they know and can do. Also called exhibition and demonstrations.Project
- 13Assessment tasks that require students to construct a response, create a product, or demonstrate the application of knowledge.Performance assessment
- 14Using higher order mental processes, such as analyzing arguments carefully, seeing alternative points of view, evaluating alternatives, and reaching sound conclusions.Critical thinking
- 15A student who is in the process of acquiring English and whose native language is not English or who comes from a background where a language other than English is spoken.English language learner (ELL)
- 16Guidelines, rules, or principles by which student responses, products, or performances are judged.Criteria
- 17The assignment of separate scores in designed categories on a scoring rubric.Analytic scoring
- 18A collection of a student's best work, often selected by the student, that highlights what the student is able to do.Showcase portfolio
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