How Are Instructional Activities Different from Assessment Activities

question 8

Multiple Choice

How are instructional activities different from assessment activities?

• A)Instructional activities are presented informally, while assessment activities are taught formally.
• B)Instructional activities are designed to determine how well students have mastered knowledge and skills, and assessment activities focus on how many students have mastered knowledge.
• C)Instructional activities have a diagnostic purpose, whereas assessment activities have a summative purpose.
• D)Instructional activities are designed to help students develop knowledge and skills and assessment activities collect information on how well students have mastered knowledge.

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