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    Michelle Wade analyzed the results of a math assessment given to 1st grade students on counting coins. The assessment had 3 levels of results: 7 students answered all questions correctly, 11 students got 1 question right, and 9 students got no questions correct. The total number of students in the class is 29, with 27 present for this assessment. The assessment effectiveness for re-teaching the counting coins concept and possibility of using a different assessment tool are discussed.

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    Michelle Wade analyzed the results of a math assessment given to 1st grade students on counting coins. The assessment had 3 levels of results: 7 students answered all questions correctly, 11 students got 1 question right, and 9 students got no questions correct. The total number of students in the class is 29, with 27 present for this assessment. The assessment effectiveness for re-teaching the counting coins concept and possibility of using a different assessment tool are discussed.

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    Data Analysis Shaunti

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    Michelle Wade analyzed the results of a math assessment given to 1st grade students on counting coins. The assessment had 3 levels of results: 7 students answered all questions correctly, 11 students got 1 question right, and 9 students got no questions correct. The total number of students in the class is 29, with 27 present for this assessment. The assessment effectiveness for re-teaching the counting coins concept and possibility of using a different assessment tool are discussed.

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    Michelle Wade Data Analysis Subject: Math Grade: 1st Assessment Used: Exit Ticket

    Counting Dimes, Nickels and Pennies Assessment

    Students Who Answered All of the Questions Correct Students Who Answered One of the Questions Correctly Students Who Answered None of the Questions Correctly

    Total Number of Students in the Class: 29 Total Number of Students Present: 27 Blue: 7 students Red: 11 students Green: 9 students Questions 1. How was the assessment effective in terms of re-teaching the concept to students? 2. Would you use a different assessment tool following the re-teach, if there was a reteach?

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