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What is the primary focus of non-test assessments?
What is the primary focus of non-test assessments?
- School administrators
- Learners (correct)
- Teachers
- Classroom activities
What is the purpose of projects in non-test assessments?
What is the purpose of projects in non-test assessments?
- To test students' knowledge
- To allow students to develop their creativity (correct)
- To teach new lessons
- To assess students' writing skills
What is a characteristic of portfolios in non-test assessments?
What is a characteristic of portfolios in non-test assessments?
- A written test
- A group project
- A collection of projects and activities (correct)
- A one-time submission
What is the purpose of debates in non-test assessments?
What is the purpose of debates in non-test assessments?
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What is the purpose of rating scales in non-test assessments?
What is the purpose of rating scales in non-test assessments?
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What is the purpose of cartooning in non-test assessments?
What is the purpose of cartooning in non-test assessments?
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Study Notes
Non-Tests
- Non-tests are instruments that don't involve a test, focusing on learners, classroom assessment activities, and learning experiences.
- They allow students to manifest their acquired knowledge and skills from the subject without forcing them to give responses.
Types of Non-Tests
Projects
- Designed to develop students' skills and creativity.
- Typically given early for completion.
Portfolios
- Collections of projects and given activities to students.
- Exhibit efforts, achievements, and progress.
Debates
- Activities featuring two opposing views about some issues.
- Students defend their side or position.
Demonstration
- Visual enactment of a selected lesson or activity.
Games
- Engage scholars to enjoy learning and reviewing topics or lessons.
Oral and Written Reports
- Teachers assign topics to students to report orally or in writing.
Rating Scale
- Allows teachers to point and record the degree of frequency of behaviors, performance, and skills displayed by learners.
Cartooning
- Activities that draw about important situations, issues, and ideas.
Notes
- Students write on lessons to possess some notes to read.
Internships
- Train students in a company or organization to gain experience and qualifications for future work.
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