Evaluate

**The Evaluate Stage**
The final phase provides an opportunity for students to review and reflect on their own learning and new understanding and skills. It is also when students provide evidence for changes to their understanding, beliefs and skills.

**Google Docs**

Google Docs allows users to create and edit documents online while collaborating in real-time with other users, with it you are able to create word documents, spreadsheets, power-point presentations, tests and drawings. As it is in real time teachers and students are able to share their work easily, access it from any computer that has Internet access, and they won’t lose work because it saves automatically. The most exciting feature of Docs is that students can collaborate on a variety of assignments easily, making for enthusiastic students and improved quality.

Below is a sample test created in Google Doc, using the form function. media type="custom" key="9947187" width="360" height="360"

**Lesson Idea**

Brainstorming and evaluation session to refresh students on the whole of the topic This form is designed to evaluate student learning. In order for students to make more meaningful connections, questions posed should be more open ended. There should also be questions related to student feedback and reflection, this reflection is very valuable for students as they question their beliefs and learning and provides feedback to the teacher as to what can be done differently for next time.

**VELS link** Interdisciplinary Learning - Thinking Processes
 * they make observations and answer questions about people and events within and beyond their own experience, and develop a growing awareness of the complexity of the world around them. Using these questions as a basis, students undertake investigations independently and with other.
 * students use a broad range of thinking processes and tools, and reflect on and evaluate their effectiveness. They articulate their thinking processes. They document changes in their ideas and beliefs over time.

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