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Level Up Formative Assessment

Scenario:

You’d like to evaluate whether students are acquiring content knowledge as they gain academic language in Speak Agent, unit by unit — and to see what gaps or misconceptions they may have.

How It Works:

Student Experience:

The Level Up formative assessment is assigned to students as part of a lesson. Students self-check their content knowledge at the end of each Speak Agent lesson.

  • Contextual hints guide students toward a right answer if they get it wrong on the first try.
  • Students may access Word Gallery (a visual learner’s dictionary) directly from Level Up, as a support. (NOTE: The Word Gallery link in the top-right corner is visible to students, but may not be visible to teachers in preview mode.)

Where to Find the Results:

Teachers may view the Level Up scores in both the student and class lesson reports, as you can for other scored activities. Here is an example of a student lesson report with the Level Up data highlighted:

Where to Find the Results:

Teachers may view the Level Up scores in both the student and class lesson reports, as you can for other scored activities. Here is an example of a student lesson report with the Level Up data highlighted:

Screenshot of the Leve Up report

This activity is also saved to the student’s portfolio, so you can see the specific answers each student gave:

Screenshot of lessons in context
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