Embedding Formative Assessment in Science Curriculum - Yin, Yue
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Formative assessment was hypothesized to have a beneficial impact on students' science achievement and conceptual change, either directly or indirectly by enhancing motivation. In this study, formative assessments were designed and embedded within an inquiry science curriculum unit. Twelve middle school science teachers with their students were randomly assigned either to an experimental group (n = 6), provided with embedded formative assessment, or a control group (n = 6). Teachers varied significantly as to their impact on student motivation, achievement, and conceptual change. But the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Formative assessment was hypothesized to have a beneficial impact on students' science achievement and conceptual change, either directly or indirectly by enhancing motivation. In this study, formative assessments were designed and embedded within an inquiry science curriculum unit. Twelve middle school science teachers with their students were randomly assigned either to an experimental group (n = 6), provided with embedded formative assessment, or a control group (n = 6). Teachers varied significantly as to their impact on student motivation, achievement, and conceptual change. But the impact of the embedded formative assessment treatment on these outcomes was not statistically significant. Variation in both teachers' classroom management skills and the degree to which they used informal formative assessment, regardless of group, were conjectured as possible reasons for the absence of an overall formative assessment effect.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Yue Yin is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Classroom assessment is one of her major research interests. Particularly, she is interested in the ways of using assessment to improve students' learning. Dr. Yin obtained her BS and MA from Peking University and her PhD from Stanford University.