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Lesson Title: Pre-Assessment of MI Teacher: Snyder Objective(s 2025

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The document outlines a lesson plan titled 'Pre-Assessment of MI' by teacher Snyder, aimed at helping students understand their learning preferences through a Multiple Intelligences (MI) survey. The 15-minute activity involves students selecting colored post-its based on their interests, which helps identify their MI strengths. Materials include a Smartboard and various art supplies. Assessments involve drawing representations of their intelligence and maintaining portfolios. The document also includes references and reflection questions regarding the effectiveness of the technologies used in accommodating different intelligences.

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What is a pre assessment in a lesson plan?

The primary objective of teaching is to impart knowledge and wisdom that helps students for creating lifelong learners. The following are the reasons: UGC has emphasized the role of a teacher as Facilitators: Traditionally, teachers are the ones with knowledge and expertise in a particular field.

How to conduct pre-assessment in teaching?

Start with Preassessments in the Assessment Cycle Identify Overarching Goals and Purposes Framing the Unit of Learning. Develop 10-12 Appropriate Preassessment Items. Conduct Your Preassessment THE DAY BEFORE Starting a New Unit of Learning. Analyze the Data. Use the Same Preassessment for the Postassessment.

What is the objective of pre assessment?

Pre-assessment is done at the beginning of learning something new. The purpose of a pre-assessment is to collect information about what students already know and can do and any gaps or misconceptions that must be addressed.

What is the purpose of a pre course assessment?

Instructors can use pre-assessments to gain valuable insight into learners prior knowledge, enabling them to customize their course content ingly. Pre-assessments allow learners to reflect on their current knowledge and identify gaps in their understanding before starting on the content.

What is the main objective of assessment in teaching?

Assessments primary objective is to develop a deep understanding of what students know, understand and can do with their knowledge. The purpose of assessment is to gather relevant information about student performance or progress or to determine student interests to make judgments about their learning process.

What to write in assessment in lesson plan?

Assessment is a clear statement of how the teacher will determine that the students are moving toward achieving each of the objectives (formative assessment) or have achieved each of the objective(s) stated in the lesson plan (summative assessment).

What is an example of a pre-assessment?

For instance, a survey on what tech tools students know how to use at the beginning of a semester is an informal pre-assessment. A short 1-3 question quiz given at the beginning of class would be another example of a pre-assessment. This pre-assessment data collected from students can inform your teaching.

Lesson Title: Pre-Assessment of MI Teacher: Snyder Objective(s 2025

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