1.Distinguish between placement and diagnostic test, formative and summative evaluation?
What is the difference between formative and summative evaluation?
A summative evaluation is a project or test that allows a teacher to asses various aspects of a course at one time. A summative is often done in high school courses and depending on the curriculum is worth a certain percentage of a student's final grade. Summatives are different based on the subject and a teacher's preference, but can range from a large test or lab (and lab report) to a research project and/or presentation. These evaluations usually take place near the end of a semester or course term.
an evaluation of the outcome of a scenario.
A summative reflection is done after viewing or making a piece of fine art. It is a reflection on the entire piece and not just one aspect.
an evaluation of the outcome of a scenario.
Independet summative unit
The conclusion
Formal assessments are not taken daily but are usually conducted over a period of time after teaching a subjects or topic to students/ group of students. As such they have to be summative
All formal assessments are summative, but not all summative assessments are formal. Formal assessments are standardized and administered in controlled environments typically once a year or less frequently, and scores are utilized for the sake of comparison. Summative assessments gauge a large amount of content acquisition, such as most district and state standardized tests, but they are not always conducted in regulated settings, they can happen multiple times per year, and there is not always a baseline score for comparison. End-of-unit tests or end-of-semester projects are summative but not formal.
You don't have to know anything ... unless of course you'd like to pass.This question would be better directed to your teacher. We have no idea what's going to be on your test. Well, we presumethat it will at least be related to astronomy, but we don't actually know that.
A summative conclusion is a final statement that summarizes the main points or findings of a discussion, presentation, or report. It emphasizes the key takeaways and provides closure to the topic being discussed.