Lesson 2.2. Assessment in Learning 1
Lesson 2.2. Assessment in Learning 1
Introduction
You are tasked most of the time to do your course activities with less
supervisions of your professor in this time of pandemic. You are required to read
and study learning resources provided through your UVE all by yourself often.
In this situation, you must develop the skills to assess your own learning. That
is our topic in this lesson. Assessment as learning focuses on students and
emphasizes assessment as a process of metacognition (knowledge of one’s
own thought processes. It is an active process of cognitive structuring that
occurs when you interact with new ideas.
To come into the details of this lesson, you are now suggested to start.
Good luck.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this lesson, you are expected to
Become adept at personally monitoring what you learn to
make adjustments, adaptations, and even major changes in your
thinking.
Describe the roles of teachers in conducting assessment as
learning.
Lesson 2: Purposes of Assessment
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3. What strategies did I know that would help me learn that topic?
Lesson 2: Purposes of Assessment
Let’s explore.
Again, you are required to watch and listen the recorded lecture no. 3 by
your professor before you proceed to the next section of this lesson. Have Fun.
Lesson 2: Purposes of Assessment
Let’ do it.
What is he
assessing?
What assessment
method does he
use?
Lesson 2: Purposes of Assessment
Closure