How can I design effective alternative assessments for my students?

How can I design effective alternative assessments for my students?

To design effective alternative assessments, consider using project-based assessments, portfolios, or performance tasks that align with learning objectives.

What are some examples of project-based assessments?

Examples include creating a presentation, developing a website, or conducting a research project that demonstrates understanding of the subject.

How do I ensure these assessments are fair and unbiased?

To ensure fairness, use clear rubrics, provide diverse assessment options, and consider students' individual needs and backgrounds.

Can you suggest some tools to help with creating these assessments?

Sure! Tools like Google Classroom, Padlet, and Seesaw can help you create and manage alternative assessments effectively.