J.+Assessment+Remediation+Plan

Assessment/Remediation Plan __** Formativ ****e and Summative Assessment: **__ __**Formative Assessment:**__ Formative assessment will be incorporated throughout the thematic unit. It is a part of the instructional planning and helps determine what adjustments need to be made for effective teaching and learning. The formative assessments used will provide a guideline for teachers and students to know what is expected, the students understanding, and what adjustments need to be made to the plan. They are an ongoing assessment that provides evidence of a students progress and understanding. __**Formative Assessment Strategies:**__ *Group Work
 * Classroom Observation
 * Graphic Organizers
 * Journal Writing
 * Student Record Keeping
 * Quizzes
 * Worksheets
 * Homework
 * Review Games
 * Internet Activities
 * Written and Oral Questioning

__**Summative Assessment:**__ Summative assessments will be given at the end of each major lesson concept. This will summarize what students know and what the do not know. At the end of the entire unit, students will be given a formal summative assessment test which will include multiple choice, true/false, written response, and fill in the blanks. Summative assessments help understand how much the students know with regards to the content standards. __**Summative Assessment Strategies:**__
 * State Testing
 * Benchmarks
 * End of Chapter Test
 * End of Unit Test
 * Content Performence

__**Remediation Plan: **__ After the formative and summative assessments have been administered, the teacher will know the student's needs and be able to create remediation plans. The remediation plans will consider each student's needs. The remediation plans will help student's develop an understanding of what has been a prior difficulty. Remediation includes one-on-one work, group work, interactive activities.  __**Remediation Strategies:**__
 * Re-teaching
 * Group work
 * Group performances
 * Oral Test
 * Presentations
 * Providing more resources