THE USE OF SOLO TAXONOMY IN THE COURSE OF GEOMETRY RECORDING LEARNING OBJECTIVES AND IMPLEMENTING FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT

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Setting learning goals and the evaluation of the extent that these have been achieved are two key elements of lesson planning and teaching in all the levels of education. The aim of the current paper is the exploration of the use of SOLO (Structure of Observed Learning Outcomes) taxonomy in practice, so that secondary school teachers could use it for lesson planning and formative assessment. For this reason, a qualitative study was conducted during lessons of Euclidean Geometry in the Unit about areas. The findings showed that SOLO taxonomy can facilitate the presentation of content in alignment with constructivism and support the formative assessment activities.
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Ventistas, G., Ventista, O. M., & Arkoumanis, G. (2025). THE USE OF SOLO TAXONOMY IN THE COURSE OF GEOMETRY: RECORDING LEARNING OBJECTIVES AND IMPLEMENTING FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT. Research in Mathematics Education, (18 & 19), 131–151. Retrieved from https://ejournals.epublishing.ekt.gr/index.php/enedim/article/view/38298
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