Converse of object

• provide: In addition, it can be used to provide useful formative as well as summative information to students.

• have: The assessment strategy has an adequate formative and diagnostic function.

• include: These include written formative and summative tests to monitor and advance progress, essays and seminar presentations and continuous practical assessment.

Adjective modifier

• clinical: Clinical Formative: A patient assessment in the mentors clinic.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: There are ways to make summative assessment more formative, and to get students to take formative tasks seriously.

Modifies a noun

• assessment: Formative assessment takes place within the course rather than at the end.

• feedback: Formative feedback will also be given on practice tapes in the context of small group supervision.

• evaluation: The study of process is not limited to formative evaluation, nor are outcomes limited to summative evaluations.

• assignment: MA Legal Studies students will be required to complete an additional formative written assignment.

• influence: Most of his formative influences were the contemporary greats of the folk revival.

• stage: HP Labs bioinformatics research is in its formative stages, with some ongoing genomic research.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: In addition, however, there will be three purely formative methods of assessment: .

• very: Most likely, the student has learned their current reading method at a very formative age - probably on their mother's knee.

• also: Assessment is not only evaluative; it is also formative and diagnostic.

• primarily: Their function is primarily formative, setting objectives for the day-to-day process of learning throughout the course.

• equally: Closer to home, another Scottish architect is playing an equally formative role in Scotland's political foundations.

• still: It had also revealed the still formative, transitory, and potentially transformative nature of artists' networks in local, national and global contexts.

Preposition: in

• nature: These will be formative in nature but will assist the summative assessments.

• sense: Our approach is formative in the sense that it will shape the modification of these programs and interventions.