summative

IPA: sʌmʌtɪv

adjective

  • Of, pertaining to, or produced by summation.
  • (education) Denoting forms of assessment used to quantify educational outcomes.
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Examples of "summative" in Sentences

  • They're generally summative, not specific.
  • No mention of feedback, formative or summative.
  • I think it's accurate, summative, and reasonable.
  • The end of this article requires a summative assessment.
  • (1975/1976) calls the "summative" conception of group belief.
  • The evaluation phase consists of two parts formative and summative.
  • At the moment you are editing a page that is intended to be summative.
  • And the current wording is as summative as it gets, with details later on.
  • They are not authoritative or summative documents about the nature of ADHD.
  • The goal of formative assessment is to improve; summative assessment to prove.
  • PBS does more of this postproduction "summative" research than other networks.
  • Once both groups had presented their information, the introduction to the Vrba-Brand story could be read as well as the concluding/summative portion.
  • This is not to say that I feel I've "mastered" the use of assessment of learning (what we call summative assessment in Canada) or assessment for learning (formative assessment).

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