Theories
Theories
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CONSTRUCTIVISM
Constructivist approach to assessment is a formative rather than a summative. Its
purpose is to improve the quality of student learning, not to provide evidence for
evaluating or grading students
The students collaborate among fellow students and voice in learning process
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ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING
FOR
TEACHERS Helps teachers’ gather information FOR
to: LEARNERS
1. plan and modify teaching and
learning programme for
individual students, groups of 1. provides students
students, and the class as a whole with information
and guidance so
2. pinpoint students’ strengths so they can plan and
that both teachers and students manage the next
can build on them steps in their
learning
3. identify students’ learning needs
in a clear and constructive way so 2. uses information to
they can be addressed lead from what has
been learned to
4. involve parents, families, in their what needs to be
children's learning. learned next.
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BLACK AND WILIAM (1998)
4 MAIN STRATEGIES
• RICH QUESTIONING
• SHARING LEARNING GOALS
• PEER AND SELF ASSESSMENT
• EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK-
EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK
FEEDBACK MUST:
• 1. HONEST AND SINCERE
• 2. CONSTRUCTIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL
• 3. FORWARD LOOKING
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GEOFF PETTY MEDAL AND MISSION
ASSESSMENT AS LEARNING
• Assessment as learning occurs when students are their own assessors.
Students monitor their own learning, ask questions and use a range of
strategies to decide what they know and can do, and how to use
assessment information for new learning.
encourages students to take responsibility for their own learning
requires students to ask questions about their learning
involves teachers and students creating learning goals to encourage growth and
development
provides ways for students to use formal and informal feedback and self-assessment
to help them understand the next steps in learning
encourages peer assessment, self-assessment and reflection
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7 KEY PRINCIPLES OF ASSESSMENT
• 1. VALIDITY- Does it actually assessed what is supposed to?
• 2. RELIABILITY- is the assessment consistent?
• 3. SUFFICIENCY-is there enough within the assessment
• 4. AUTHENTICITY- is the assessment genuine? Is it the learners own
work?
• 5. CURRENCY-is the type of assessment up to date?
• 6. UTILITY- is this the efficient method of assessment
• 7. EQUITY- is the assessment fair and objective?
“ ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN..WHICH PROVIDE INFORMATION
TO BE USED AS FEEDBACK TO MODIFY THE TEACHING AND
LEARNING ACTIVITIES”
(BLACK AND WILIAM, 1998)
TAGAPAG-ULAT
ELIREY B. COLLAMAR
MONICA E. JAGOLINO
MARAMING
SALAMAT !!!!