Create answer keys for existing classroom materials.
Use the Multiple-Question Assignment in Gradient for fast, reliable feedback.
Pro Tip: Laminate generic forms and reuse them with dry-erase markers.
Assess student comprehension, critical thinking skills, and ability to articulate their understanding. Use an Observational Assignment to assign points for participation.
A 3-2-1 pattern is a great conversation starter. Consider using Gradient’s Credit Assignment to award participation points to students.
Have students write a 60-second reflection to avoid a student slipping through the cracks by remaining quiet during a discussion. Utilize Gradient’s Open Response Capture question type to easily scan, collect responses, and review all in one place.
Concept maps are a great alternative formative assessment for visual learners. This is an opportunity to embed Gradient’s Scored Assignment form in an existing worksheet for easy scoring.
Whether providing students with a pre-lesson check or post-lesson exit ticket, teachers can gauge student understanding in the moment with Gradient’s straightforward reporting.
Review summarized visualization of student results based on custom performance bands.
Guide focused discussions and clarifications for concepts based on the answers given by students.
Compare performance across multiple classes or periods to provide class-specific instructional needs.
Track student mastery towards learning goals and target standards.