Navigating Education – The Podcast: Ep 78 – Formative Assessment is One of the Most Impactful Strategies You Can Use In Your Instruction

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Formative assessment is one of the most impactful strategies K-20 teachers can use in their instruction. It helps us determine where our students are at and how they are performing in real time. Here are my thoughts about how you can use formative assessment with and without EdTech as well as implementing it at strategic points throughout your lesson to get the most out of it to support your students.

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Published by Matthew Rhoads, Ed.D.

I'm Dr. Matt Rhoads, an edtech and instructional leader, professor, consultant, and author. I help schools start with how people learn, then bring in AI where it earns its place. Work with me

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