interactive
assessments
aim
to
measure
students
knowledge
gain,
attitude
change,
and
behavioral
shift
after
completing
units
within
our
Digital
Literacy
and
Citizenship
Curriculum.
The
assessments
interactive
questions
are
a
mix
of
multiple- choice,
fill-in-the-blank,
drag-and-drop,
and
short
answer.
GRADES
K-5:
Each
assessment
has
fifteen
questions;
three
per
lesson.
GRADES
6-12:
Each
assessment
has
twenty
questions;
four
per
lesson.
Step
1:
Teach
all
five
lessons
in
a
given
unit
(see
the
Scope
&
Sequence:
www.commonsense.org/educators/scope-and-sequence).
Step
2:
Send
students
individually
to
www.commonsense.org/educators/unit_assessments.
Ask
them
to
find
their
applicable
grade
band
and
then
click
on
the
aligned
unit
to
launch
the
assessment.
Step
3:
Instruct
students
to:
Read
the
directions
on
the
welcome
screen.
Enter
their
name
(this
name
will
appear
on
the
end
printable
certificate).
Enter
their
teachers
email
in
order
to
send
assessment
results
(optional).
Step
4:
Students
should
take
these
assessments
independently.
Feel
free
to
read
questions
and
answer
choices
as
needed.
If
students
SUBMIT
an
incorrect
answer,
they
will
be
prompted
with
constructive
feedback
to
TRY
AGAIN.
If
they
submit
an
incorrect
answer
a
second
time,
they
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to
see
the
correct
answer
by
clicking
SHOW
ANSWER
before
proceeding
on
to
the
NEXT
question.
*Note:
the
final
results
only
report
a
students
first
answers.
Step
5:
At
the
end
of
each
assessment,
students
receive
a
percentage
score
on
a
printable
certificate.
The
percentage
score
is
an
aggregate
number
based
on
first
answer
attempts.
Students
then
can
VIEW
RESULTS
to
see
a
table
outlining
their
answers
in
comparison
to
the
correct
answers.
The
short
answer
responses
are
documented
in
these
tables
and
are
not
counted
as
part
of
the
overall
percentage
score.
Students
can
PRINT
RESULTS
or
EMAIL
RESULTS
to
their
teacher
if
they
entered
a
teachers
email
address
on
the
initial
welcome
screen.
They
also
can
RETAKE
ASSESSMENT
(which
clears
their
previous
assessment
score).