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Michelle A. Zgombic – ProQuest LLC, 2023
The purpose of this study was to determine if teachers are currently providing screencast video feedback for students as a means of formative assessment while they develop digital content. If this approach was already in place, the benefits of the practice were explored to support existing research on the method. If they did not use the…
Descriptors: Formative Evaluation, Educational Technology, Video Technology, Visual Aids
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Kim, Kyung; Clarianay, Roy B.; Kim, Yanghee – Educational Technology Research and Development, 2019
Summary writing is an important skill that students use throughout their academic careers, writing supports reading and vocabulary skills as well as the acquisition of content knowledge. This exploratory and development-oriented investigation appraises the recently released online writing system, "Graphical Interface of Knowledge…
Descriptors: Writing Skills, Vocabulary Skills, Physics, Science Instruction
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Gamlem, Siv M.; Munthe, Elaine – Cambridge Journal of Education, 2014
Feedback, talk and joint activities that build on knowledge and shared aims are powerful supports for learning. However, several studies of lower secondary students' perceptions of teachers' support indicate low teacher support. To investigate the quality of learning support, a content analysis instrument (CLASS) was used in analyses of 56…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Feedback (Response), Content Analysis, Student Attitudes
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Hermansen, Hege – Curriculum Journal, 2014
Research has shown that how principles and tools related to Assessment for Learning (AfL) are taken up by teachers can significantly impact how assessment initiatives are realised. However, questions remain about how teachers develop new resources for use in local contexts, and what these processes entail. This article examines such processes in…
Descriptors: Evaluation Methods, Knowledge Level, Teacher Collaboration, Student Evaluation
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Furtak, Erin Marie – Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 2012
Learning progressions, or representations of how student ideas develop in a domain, hold promise as tools to support teachers' formative assessment practices. The ideas represented in a learning progression might help teachers to identify and make inferences about evidence collected of student thinking, necessary precursors to modifying…
Descriptors: Formative Evaluation, Cognitive Development, Secondary School Science, Biology
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Thomas, Michael K.; Ge, Xun; Greene, Barbara A. – Journal of Educational Computing Research, 2011
This study used technology-rich ethnography (TRE) to examine the use of game development in a high school computer programming class for the development of 21st century skills. High school students created games for elementary school students while obtaining formative feedback from their younger clients. Our experience suggests that in the…
Descriptors: Video Games, Ethnography, Programming, Skill Development
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Brown, Bryan A. – Teachers College Record, 2008
Overview: This research explores using a teaching approach that attempts to balance test preparation with creating "teachable moments" for students. This approach involves the use of a sequence of assessments to introduce topics through formative assessment in order to identify students' understanding, and beginning instruction based on…
Descriptors: Formative Evaluation, Science Achievement, Ethnography, Instructional Effectiveness
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Reubsaet, A.; Reinaerts, E. B. M.; Brug, J.; van Hooff, J. P.; van den Borne, H. W. – Health Education Research, 2004
This paper describes the process evaluation of an organ donation education program for high school students aged 15-18 years of which the effectiveness was established. The program consisted of three components: a video with group discussion, an interactive computer-tailored program and a registration training session. A cross-sectional survey was…
Descriptors: Video Technology, High School Students, Group Discussion, Formative Evaluation