Stick Pick Formative Assessments - 2 views

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  #1 foliveira1193 on 25 Jun 17

   

  Stick Pick is similar to the popsicle sticks that many teachers already use to select students, but it goes beyond just picking names for you. You can create one or more class groups, which is great for teachers who teach multiple classes. You can then select what you would like your assessment focus to be for each student (Bloom's, Bloom's Revised, or ESL). Choosing the ESL option allows you to further differentiate by entering the student's current level of English proficiency. When a student is picked the app pulls up a list of suggested questions that can be used to assess that student's comprehension or critical thinking. You can rate and assess the student's response, mark the stick as used, or return the stick if you want the student to have another chance to be chosen. Later you can view each student's data and even share their information with them or with parents through email and printing. This is an easy to use tool that helps teachers tailor questions to each individual student when conducting a quick formative assessment.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Stick Pick is similar to the popsicle sticks that many teachers already use to select students, but it goes beyond just picking names for you. You can create one or more class groups, which is great for teachers who teach multiple classes. You can then select what you would like your assessment focus to be for each student (Bloom's, Bloom's Revised, or ESL). Choosing the ESL option allows you to further differentiate by entering the student's current level of English proficiency. When a student is picked the app pulls up a list of suggested questions that can be used to assess that student's comprehension or critical thinking. You can rate and assess the student's response, mark the stick as used, or return the stick if you want the student to have another chance to be chosen. Later you can view each student's data and even share their information with them or with parents through email and printing. This is an easy to use tool that helps teachers tailor questions to each individual student when conducting a quick formative assessment.</div>

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