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What is the primary purpose of Assessment for Learning?
What is the primary purpose of Assessment for Learning?
Which type of assessment involves self-assessment by teachers and students?
Which type of assessment involves self-assessment by teachers and students?
What is the main difference between Measurement and Non-Measurement?
What is the main difference between Measurement and Non-Measurement?
What is the primary purpose of Diagnostic Assessment?
What is the primary purpose of Diagnostic Assessment?
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What is the main characteristic of Authentic Assessment?
What is the main characteristic of Authentic Assessment?
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What is the primary purpose of Summative Assessment?
What is the primary purpose of Summative Assessment?
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What is the role of teachers in Assessment as Learning?
What is the role of teachers in Assessment as Learning?
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What is the standard for teachers in assessing students?
What is the standard for teachers in assessing students?
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What is the primary purpose of developing assessment methods?
What is the primary purpose of developing assessment methods?
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What is a key aspect of assessing learner progress and achievement?
What is a key aspect of assessing learner progress and achievement?
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What is a key principle of classroom assessment?
What is a key principle of classroom assessment?
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What is the purpose of using assessment results in teaching?
What is the purpose of using assessment results in teaching?
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What should teachers be skilled in when communicating assessment results?
What should teachers be skilled in when communicating assessment results?
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What is a key aspect of developing valid pupil grading procedures?
What is a key aspect of developing valid pupil grading procedures?
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What standard emphasizes the importance of assessment and reporting in teaching?
What standard emphasizes the importance of assessment and reporting in teaching?
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What should teachers be skilled in when recognizing unethical assessment methods?
What should teachers be skilled in when recognizing unethical assessment methods?
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Study Notes
Basic Concepts
- A test is a tool used to measure a characteristic.
- Testing is the process of using tests to measure student learning.
- Measurement involves assigning numbers or quantities to student performance (e.g., scores).
- Non-measurement involves gathering qualitative information about student learning (e.g., observations).
- Assessment is the collection and interpretation of information about student learning.
- Evaluation is the process of making judgments about student learning based on assessment information.
- Traditional assessment involves the use of pen-paper objective tests.
- Alternative assessment involves the use of methods apart from pen-paper tests (e.g., performance, project, portfolio, journals).
- Authentic assessment simulates real-life situations to measure student learning.
Purposes of Assessment
- Assessment for learning: conducted to gain an understanding of student knowledge and skills to guide instruction.
- Placement: assesses students' needs and places them into learning groups.
- Diagnostic: determines recurring difficulties and underlying causes of students' learning problems.
- Formative: continuously monitors student's level of attainment of learning objectives.
- Assessment of learning: conducted after instruction to clarify what students know and can do.
- Usually expressed as marks or letter grades.
- Assessment as learning: a self-assessment method for teachers and students.
Standards in Assessment of Students
- Teachers should be skilled in:
- Choosing assessment methods appropriate for instructional decisions.
- Developing assessment methods appropriate for instructional decisions.
- Administering, scoring, and interpreting the results of both externally-produced and teacher-produced assessment methods.
- Using assessment results when making decisions about individual students, planning teaching, developing curriculum, and school improvement.
- Developing valid pupil grading procedures which use pupil assessments.
- Communicating assessment results to students, parents, other lay audiences, and other educators.
- Recognizing unethical, illegal, and otherwise inappropriate assessment methods and uses of assessment information.
- Legal standards:
- NCBTS (National Competency-Based Teacher Standards) - Domain 5: PLANNING, ASSESSING, REPORTING.
- PPST (Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers) - Domain 5: ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING.
Principles of Classroom Assessment
- Principle 1: Clarity & Appropriateness of Learning Target
- S - Specific (includes the "who", "what", and "where").
- M - Measurable (focuses on "how much" change is expected).
- A - Attainable/Achievable (realistic given program resources and planned implementation).
- R - Relevant/Result-oriented (relates directly to curriculum/activity goals).
- T - Time-bounded/Terminal (focuses on "when" the task is to be completed).
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of assessment in learning, including testing, measurement, evaluation, and traditional and alternative assessment methods.