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    Pre-assessment involves determining what students already know about a topic before instruction to help guide teaching. It should be used regularly across subjects to inform instructional decisions, flexible grouping, and identifying students who are ready for advanced material. There are many examples of pre-assessment strategies teachers can use, such as anticipation journals, concept maps, drawings, surveys, teacher observations, and tests.

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    Pre-assessment involves determining what students already know about a topic before instruction to help guide teaching. It should be used regularly across subjects to inform instructional decisions, flexible grouping, and identifying students who are ready for advanced material. There are many examples of pre-assessment strategies teachers can use, such as anticipation journals, concept maps, drawings, surveys, teacher observations, and tests.

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    Pre-Assessment Strategies

    "Assessment is today's means of modifying tomorrow's instruction."


    Carole Tomlinson

    Pre-assessment: a way to determine what students know about a topic before it is taught.
    It should be used regularly in all curricular areas
    • To make instructional decisions about student strengths and needs
    • To determine flexible grouping patterns
    • To determine which students are ready for advance instruction

    Examples Of Pre-assessment Strategies:


    1. Anticipation journals 13. Picture Interpretation
    2. Concept Maps 14. Portfolio analysis
    3. DRA/Running Records 15. Prediction
    4. Drawing related to topic or 16. Self-evaluations
    content 17. Standardized test information
    5. Entrance or Exit cards 18. Student demonstrations and
    6. Game activities discussions
    7. Guess Box 19. Student interviews
    8. Informational 20. Student products and work
    surveys/Questionnaires/Inventori samples
    es 21. Table Top discussions
    9. Initiating activities 22. Teacher observation/checklists
    10. Interest survey 23. Teacher prepared pretests
    11. KWL charts and other graphic 24. Traditional tests
    organizers 25. Writing prompts/samples or any
    12. Open-ended Questioning Pre-writing activity

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