Formative assessments are an essential tool to check your students progress and understanding of material. There are many different types of formative assessments that can be used in a variety of different ways. It all depends on needs of the students as to what I would decide to use as a formative assessment. In math, in most cases, the students have to understand the current material before they are able to move on and be successful in the next lesson. If I see that a student or group of students is struggling with a particular topic on a formative assessment then I know that they are not ready for the unit test and we need to spend some more time working on that. Or I may need to reteach something in a different way. Formative assessments are very useful to teachers and students. Below I have taken some screen shots of some short formative assessment (ticket out the door) type activities that I have used this year in my analytic geometry class when graphing and writing equations or circles and parabolas.
Circles Formative:
Parabolas Formative:
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