A teacher while teaching a concept frequently takes feedback from the students. This practice may

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  1. be termed as 'Formative Assessment'
  2. disturb the thought process of students and hence should not be done
  3. deviate the teacher from achieving her objective
  4. establish a conducive environment in the class

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Option 1 : be termed as 'Formative Assessment'
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Formative assessment refers to a range of informal and formal assessment methods used by teachers to monitor student learning and provide ongoing feedback. 

Key Points

  • The primary purpose of formative assessment is to improve both teaching and learning processes.
  • It helps teachers understand how well students are grasping the material and what adjustments may be necessary to support their learning.
  • The core of formative assessment is the feedback provided to students. This feedback is intended to help students understand their strengths and areas for improvement, guiding their future learning efforts.
  • Teachers can use feedback to identify areas where students are struggling and adjust their teaching strategies accordingly.
  • For instance, if many students are having difficulty with a concept, the teacher might revisit it or approach it from a different angle.

Hence, we can conclude that this practice may be termed as 'Formative Assessment'.

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