Semi Final Flashcards
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Define the affective factors that are important in students’ learning.
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2. Identify the taxonomy of affective behaviors in students’ learning
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3. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the affective traits articulated in the Basic Education Curriculum Framework in one’s field of specialization.
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4. Develop understanding on the various assessment methods and tools that could measure affective outcomes of learning
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5. Review literature or research studies that deal with assessment of affective traits
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6. Develop an assessment tool to measure affective outcomes of students’ learning
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1.Present at least an experiential sample situation to illustrate how feelings and emotions can influence learning.
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2. Present a list of affective qualities that students should demonstrate in a course or subject vis-à-vis the defined taxonomy in the affective domain.
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3. Present and explain the affective factors contained in the K-12 Basic Education Curriculum Framework in the chosen field of teaching
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4. Develop the behavioral indicators in at least one aspect of affective domain in students’ learning.
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5. Present a sample research instrument used to assess students’ affective behavior.
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6. Present and discuss the constructed assessment tool to measure affective outcome of learning.
Helps teachers and students understand how emotions, attitudes, and beliefs influence the learning process and ultimately shape future behavior
Affective assessment
Why assess Affective Domain?
-Assessing the affective domain of your children will help you understand their behavior. Since their behavior is often affected by their attitude, you will know how to deal with them. This will also help you plan of what activities you should make in order for them to develop their values
What is the taxonomy of affective domain in learning?
In the assessment of cognitive domain, you have used the Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy of Cognitive Processes identified as remembering, understanding, evaluating, and creating. creatin As presented in Lesson 2, plying, analyzinge the affective domain of 1 learning, et al. (1964) developed a taxonomy of affective qualities Krathwohl can serve as guide in in do doing affective assessment. As shown in Table 2.1, these include the following behavior: