ASSESSING AND EVALUATING LEARNERS Flashcards

1
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o Done at the beginning.
-gather, summarize, interpret, and use data to decide a direction for action.

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Assessment

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o Done after activity has been completed
-gather, summarize,
interpret, and use data to determine the extent to
which an action was successful.

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Evaluation

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True or False:

Assessment and Evaluation is being related to timing and purpose of every process.

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True

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True or False
● Assessment: Last
● Evaluation: Beginning

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False

● Assessment: beginning
● Evaluation: last

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5
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3 characteristic of Assessment:

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Assessment
1. Formative
2. Diagnostic
3. Process- Oriented

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3 characteristic of Evaluation:

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Evaluation:
1. Summative
2. Judgmental
3. Product-oriented

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7
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3 characteristic of both Assessment & Evaluation:

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1, Require data
2. Utilize measures
3. User-oriented

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5 TYPES OF Evaluation Models:
(from previous topic)

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▪ 1. Process Evaluation
▪ 2. Content Evaluation
▪ 3. Outcome Evaluation
▪ 4. Impact Evaluation
▪ 5. Program Evaluation

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9
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“If you get the assessment right, you are likely to direct
students’ activities appropriately”
(Boud 1988)

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DESIGNING A PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

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10
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Essential to all forms of assessment is ____________.

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clarity about criteria

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Essential to all forms of assessment is clarity about
criteria, and this is particularly the case when the
assessor is considering the extent to which practical
skills have been satisfactorily demonstrated.

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DESIGNING A PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

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12
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Dictates what it is what students need to learn, what intended learning the students expected to know or understand
● Will develop students’ knowledge and understanding,
skill, attitude and motivation

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DESIGNING A PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

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13
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Will develop students’ knowledge and understanding,
skill, attitude and motivation

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DESIGNING A PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT

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14
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True or False

In designing any practical assessment instrument, it
should be seeking answers to a series of questions
that can help to make the design of assignments
PURPOSIVE, coherent and aligned with the STUDENT’S
intentions.

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False

In designing any practical assessment instrument, it
should be seeking answers to a series of questions
that can help to make the design of assignments SYSTEMATIC, coherent and aligned with the INSTRUCTOR’S
intentions.

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15
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True or False:

Every assessment must be align by learning outcome,
learning content, and learning activity as well as
approaches

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True

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16
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Which of these are correct?

It is important to note that BADLY DESIGNED learning
outcomes can be DIFFICULT to assess if they are:

a. Vague
b. Incomplete
c. Far from what it is really intended that students
should achieve
d. Multiple, so that the assessor is confused by partial
achievement.
e. Achievable
f. Expressed in unnecessary jargon.
g. Inappropriate in terms of level, scope, or extent

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A
C
D
F
G

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17
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

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a. Valid
b. Reliable
c. Consistent
d. Fair
e. Inclusive
f. Manageable
g. Authentic
h. Testing
i. Beyond Dispute
j. Accompanied by developmental and informative
feedback
k. Motivating
l. Efficient
m. Enjoyable
n. Elegant in Simplicity
o. Easy to Calculate
p. Uncomplicated
o q. Time Saving
o r. Synoptic

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18
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

-measures a close as intended outcomes as possible

▪ “In other words, are we measuring exactly what
we intend to measure?”

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Valid

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18
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

-task must be clearly aligned by the subject and learning outcomes, learning acts,
assessment methods

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Valid

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19
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

-any assessor would come to the same grade if used

▪ there should be demonstrated
consistency of marking or judgment on the quality
of student’s work

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Reliable

20
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

ensuring inter-tutor and intra-tutor consistency,
however many assignments an individual grader
tackles, the same standards of judgement will
apply

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Consistency

21
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

all students must have equivalent chance of
achievement

▪ all student must be able to access and participate in assessment task as the same basis as their peers

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Fair

22
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

-ensures diversity in students can engage in
assessment.

The assessment of practical skills may require particular consideration.
▪ |assessment is equitable if task provides all
student with opportunities to demonstrate own
knowledge, skill, and application|

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Inclusive

23
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

▪ if task provides all student with opportunities to demonstrate own knowledge, skill, and application

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Inclusive

24
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

Assessment should be realistic
in terms of resources available. Reasonable in giving work required, submission dates and
turnaround time

▪ dapat kayang gawin during a period of time

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Manageable

25
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

intended outcome is truly representative of
achievement.

▪ |must be realistic|

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Authentic

26
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

required standards of achievement are
maintained and are pitched at the right level for
the stage of study.

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Testing

27
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

transparent as to how the mark was achieved

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Beyond Dispute

28
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

every assessment has feedback wether positive or negative

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Accompanied by developmental and informative
feedback

29
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

engaging and inspiring to students

▪ |ex. sabihan ng “im so proud of your progress” |

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Motivating

30
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

time spent in grading should be proportionate to importance of the work within the program

▪ |assessment tasks are grade within period of time|

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Efficient

31
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

__________________ for both instructor and student

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Enjoyable

32
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

to avoid excessive use of manual calculation with
its inherent possibilities for human error

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Easy to Calculate

33
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

avoiding (if possible) excessive set-ups and actions and lots of individual assessor actions.

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Uncomplicated

34
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

enabling multiple individual’s outputs to be assessed and returned quickly

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Time saving

35
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18 Attributes of Effective Assessment of practical skills:

bringing various components of a learning program together in a single task

▪ |help student view the program as cohesive
learning experience

▪ Can Promote staff collaboration, help staff think
holistically about their teaching|

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Synoptic

36
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

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  1. Cognitive Variables
  2. Affective Variables
  3. Physiological Variables
  4. Experiential Variables
  5. Environmental Variables
  6. Educator - Learner Relationship System
37
Q

Which of these are Cognitive Variables-“ Capacity to Learn”:

b▪ Active Learning
c▪ Readiness to learn
d▪ Expressed self-determination
e▪ Loves books
f▪ Constructive attitude
g▪ Expressed desire and curiosity
h▪ Willingness to contract for behavioral outcomes
i▪ Understand fast
j▪ Facilitating beliefs

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c
d
f
g
h
j

  • Capacity to Learn
    1. Readiness to learn
    2. Expressed self-determination
    3. Constructive attitude
    4. Expressed desire and curiosity
    5. Willingness to contract for behavioral outcomes
    6. Facilitating beliefs
38
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-attitude of students

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Cognitive Variable

39
Q

6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-Expressions of constructive emotional state
o Moderate level of anxiety

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Affective Variable

40
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-student’s emotions, personality, anxiety

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Affective Variable

41
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-Capacity to perform required behavior

-behavior of students

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Physiological Variables

42
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

Previous successful experiences

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Experiential Variable

43
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

In group skills presentations, students may find it
difficult to hear or understand what one another is
saying: it might be helpful therefore to encourage them
to provide outline notes, annotated diagrams or
handouts to aid mutual comprehension.

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Experiential Variables

44
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-Appropriateness of physical environment
▪ Ex. seating (pag online para hindi antukin)
▪ Light (dapat maliwanag)
▪ Noise (dapat you are in a quiet environment)

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Environmental Variable

45
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6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-Social support systems
o Can affect:
▪ Family
▪ Group
▪ Work
▪ Community resources

o students can have higher overall learning ability with positive environment

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Environmental Variable

46
Q

True or False:

Environmental Variable:
Students in a positive learning environment can be
more motivated and engage,

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True

47
Q

6 COMPREHENSIVE PARAMETERS FOR MOTIVATIONAL
ASSESSMENT OF THE LEARNER:

-Prediction of positive relationship

-Home students should also be encouraged to consider
the extent to which colloquialisms and slang should be used

● These kinds of expression can marginalize, alienate or
confuse students from a different cultural context.

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Educator - Learner Relationship System