This contribution is framed in a European project on the use of technology to foster formative assessment strategies (FaSMEd project) and addresses the crucial issue of feedback therein. The theoretical framework refers to formative assessment, with specific focus on different levels of feedbacks. By analyzing data from teaching experiments in grades 5 and 7, we identify strategies employed by the teacher to provide feedback during class discussion and we discuss the effect of such strategies on the enactment of formative assessment

Enhancing formative assessment in mathematical class discussion: a matter of feedback

A. Cusi;F. Morselli;C. Sabena
2017-01-01

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This contribution is framed in a European project on the use of technology to foster formative assessment strategies (FaSMEd project) and addresses the crucial issue of feedback therein. The theoretical framework refers to formative assessment, with specific focus on different levels of feedbacks. By analyzing data from teaching experiments in grades 5 and 7, we identify strategies employed by the teacher to provide feedback during class discussion and we discuss the effect of such strategies on the enactment of formative assessment
2017
The Tenth Congress of the European Society for Research in Mathematics Education (CERME10)
Dublino (Irlanda)
1-5 febbraio 2017
Proceedings of the Tenth Congress of the European Society for Research in Mathematics Education
Institute of Education, Dublin City University, Ireland, and ERME
3460
3467
978-1-873769-73-7
formative assessment, technology, feedback, teacher, peers
A. Cusi, F. Morselli, C. Sabena
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