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Designing tasks for assessing reasoning

Designing tasks for assessing reasoning

Assessment tasks should be designed to provide evidence of students' abilities in reasoning.

When designing everyday tasks, the aim is to find learning tasks that are also useful for assessment.

For teachers, the most important function of assessment is to inform planning for further teaching. Tasks used for assessment need to help identify what stage of reasoning individuals or groups have reached.

Tasks need to target specific skills. For example, tasks could assess students' ability to demonstrate and record their reasoning. There might also be tasks where students' ability to make connections can be judged. Tasks that assess proof will most likely be for secondary students.

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Name Class Section
Document Levels of proof Folder 17
Document Ability to demonstrate reasoning Folder 17
Document Ability to predict Folder 17
Document Ability to make connections Folder 17