Lesson 11: Assessment Day
Project
Overview
Students complete a multiple choice assessment which covers the unit topics.
Agenda
Lesson Modifications
Assessment (25 mins) (5 mins)
Assessment Review (20 mins) (35 mins)
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Preparation
Preview the assessment questions
Links
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For the Teachers
- CSP Unit 7 - Parameters, Return, and Libraries - Presentation
Teaching Guide
Lesson Modifications
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Assessment (25 mins) (5 mins)
Teaching Tip
Topic Coverage
The College Board has provided a bank of questions to help formatively assess student understanding of the content in the framework. These questions are mapped to topics with each topic having a handful of questions available.
The College Board has a few strict guidelines about how topic questions can be used. In particular, students may not receive a grade based on performance on topic questions nor can they be used for teacher evaluation. Beyond these requirements, however, they are primarily intended to formatively assess student progress and learning as they prepare for the end of course exam.
Within our own course we recommend that you use them in a variety of ways:
- Throughout the unit assign topic questions to students related to the topics students are learning about that day or that week
- Prior to the unit assessment assign topic questions to help students practice and prepare for the summative assessment
- After the unit assessment use these topic questions to help students track their progress towards preparation for the AP assessment
Click for more info: Code.org CSP Topic Coverage
Administer the Unit 7 Assessment, found on Code Studio. Make sure to unlock the assessment following instructions here
Assessment Review (20 mins) (35 mins)
Review the answers to the assessment with the class. Discuss any questions that come up and take note of topics where students may need extra review.