1. The document discusses principles of classroom assessment and their application. It provides examples of how a teacher assesses her students in various ways to understand their learning.
2. The teacher uses assessments like group activities, questions, quizzes and tests to gather data on students' understanding of topics and provide ongoing feedback.
3. Students are also given opportunities for self-assessment through activities like panel discussions, debates and reflection papers to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in an authentic way.
1. The document discusses principles of classroom assessment and their application. It provides examples of how a teacher assesses her students in various ways to understand their learning.
2. The teacher uses assessments like group activities, questions, quizzes and tests to gather data on students' understanding of topics and provide ongoing feedback.
3. Students are also given opportunities for self-assessment through activities like panel discussions, debates and reflection papers to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in an authentic way.
1. The document discusses principles of classroom assessment and their application. It provides examples of how a teacher assesses her students in various ways to understand their learning.
2. The teacher uses assessments like group activities, questions, quizzes and tests to gather data on students' understanding of topics and provide ongoing feedback.
3. Students are also given opportunities for self-assessment through activities like panel discussions, debates and reflection papers to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in an authentic way.
1. The document discusses principles of classroom assessment and their application. It provides examples of how a teacher assesses her students in various ways to understand their learning.
2. The teacher uses assessments like group activities, questions, quizzes and tests to gather data on students' understanding of topics and provide ongoing feedback.
3. Students are also given opportunities for self-assessment through activities like panel discussions, debates and reflection papers to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in an authentic way.
1. Assessment should have clear During our class, the teacher asks us to purpose. gather data on a said topic and she let us explain the information we gathered. Through this assessment, after we explain the data or information the teacher will know the level of achievement in every each of us as her students. 2. Assessment is both process-and- Our teacher doesn’t based only in the product-oriented. lesson plan we prepared but also the demo lesson to show how well we prepared to teach a lesson and also how we engage to the students. 3. Assessment should be as authentic Our teacher tasks us to group playing in as possible. different scenario in a said topic. Our teacher doesn’t use standardized tests or checklist in assessing our learning. Instead, she uses assessment to see how well we understand the specific topic. 4. Assessment is an ongoing, After the discussion, our teacher asks us a continuous and a formative lot of questions about the topic. This process. assessment allows the teacher to use a variety of instructional goals. 5. Assessment is learning-centered After the discussion, the teacher gave us quizzes, oral recitation and self tests, to see what we have learned. B.
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Classroom Assessment 1. Assessment is both process-and- Prepare a panel discussion in two groups. product-oriented. Select a subject that can be observed in latest reports and talk about it with the opposing group. 2. Assessment is ongoing, continuous Students might exercise their critical and formative purpose. thinking abilities by debating a certain subject with other groups. 3. Assessment requires the use of Students can demonstrate their skills appropriate measure because it is a group exercise. Qualities and traits that exist inside a group, such as brainstorming, teamwork, and critical thinking 4. Assessment is authentic as In newspaper articles, you may observe possible. the panel discussions' chosen topics. The issue goes beyond merely their thoughts and perspectives on the subject, but the audience will also get knowledge from many actual world circumstances, 5. Assessment must be Students should be able to articulately comprehensive and holistic defend their positions and respond to specific issues posed by the opposing party. 6. Assessment is learning-centered Each student group should accept the discussion's conclusion and take something away from it. 7. Assessment should have a clear Student gathered information and they will purpose. explain they have gathered. 8. Assessment is not an end in itself. After the discussion, students should make a reflection paper in order to identify what they learnt and where they encountered difficulties.