Summative assessment
Summative assessment occurs after learning.
Summative assessment enables teachers, students, and parents/whānau to gain an indication of student achievement at a particular point in time. This may be at the end of a unit of work, at the end of a term, or in a final examination.
What might summative assessment look like?
Summative assessment might include but is not limited to:
- portfolio assessment
- end-of-unit tests of productive and receptive skills in particular contexts
- communicative tasks that integrate receptive and productive skills and that students work on over multiple periods
- a presentation or performance to showcase learning
- a video, recording, or other creative work as evidence of learning
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NCEA assessments.
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Last updated February 21, 2023
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