Subject: The teacher and the school curriculum

Quiz 6 Name: Carl David Baldovino

Section: BPED 3A

Create a short essay for five points In your own words explain the following

1-10. What is a product criteria and its pros and cons?

Product Criteria means the criteria with respect to indications and presentations, strengths and timing
toward customers/stundent. In order to be successful an innovation must satisfy a person need. Pros
are innovations, innovation often don't bring the desired success because they don't bring real benefits
to the customer or are aimed at the wrong target group. The product has the “wow” factor. When you
have a product that does great things or meets important needs, it will resonate with people.

11-20. What is a process criteria and its pros and cons?

Process Success Criteria refer to a combination of standards and rules against which some process can
be judged and assessed. Frist pros you identified what you want your students to know and be able to
do. Secondly, you selected a task (or tasks) students would perform or produce to demonstrate that
they have met the standard. Lastly, you want to ask "What does good performance on this task look
like?" or "How will I know they have done a good job on this task?" In answering those questions you
will be identifying the criteria for good performance on that task. You will use those criteria to evaluate
how well students completed the task and, thus, how well they have met the standard or standards.

21-30. What is a presage criteria and its pros and cons?

Presage criteria is a predictive factor in which the effectiveness of a teacher is measured on certain
aspects like personality, intelligence, grades, personal appearancenand etc. Teacher evaluation is
defined as a systematic procedure for reviewing the performance of a teacher in a classroom and
analyzing the review to provide constructive feedback for the teacher's professional growth. Details of a
teacher evaluation survey may vary from district to district as they are governed by state laws. Principals
and administrative staff members are traditionally involved in evaluating a teacher.