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LESSON 2: TYPES OF ASSESSMENT

1. Traditional vs. Authentic


2. Formative and Summative Evaluation
LESSON 3: PERFORMANCE-BASED
ASSESSMENT
Types of Performance Tasks

1. Solving a problem - Critical thinking and problem solving


2. Completing an inquiry - Collect data, investigation, research based etc.
3. Determining a position - Decision, case analysis and issue related
activities.
4. Demonstration Task - Performance, applying knowledge in skills related
activity.
5. Developing exhibits -Visual, exhibit of best works , pictures or paintings,
projects or even portfolio.
6. Presentation Task -Performed in front of an audience, storytelling,
singing and dancing, musical play or theatrical acting
7. Capstone Performances - (practicing professionals), research paper,
practice teaching, internship or on-the-job
The Strength and Limitations of Performance Assessment

1. Performance assessment clearly identifies and clarifies learning targets.


2. Performance assessment allows students to exhibit their own skills, talents,
and expertise.
3. Performance assessment advocates constructivist principle of learning.
4. Performance assessment uses a variety of approaches to student
evaluation.
5. Performance assessment allows the teachers to explore the main goal and
processes of teaching and learning process.
Lesson 4:
Designing Meaningful Performance-Based
Assessment
1. Defining the Purpose of Assessment
Defining the purpose and target of assessment provides information on what
students need to be performed in a task given. By identifying the purpose, teachers are
able to easily identify the weaknesses and strengths of the students’ performance.

Five Questions Examples


What important cognitive skills or attributes do Communicate effectively in writing, employ
I want my students to develop? algebra to solve real-life problems.
What social and affective skills or attributes do I Work independently, appreciate individual
want my students to develop? differences.
What metacognitive skills do I want my Reflect on the writing process, self-monitor
students to develop? progress while working on an independent
project.

What types of problems do I want my students Perform research, predict consequences.


to be able to solve?

What concepts and principles do I want my Understand cause and effect relationships, use
students to be able to apply? principles of ecology and conservation.
2. Identifying Performance Task
Having clear understanding of the purpose of assessment, the next
step is to identify performance tasks which measure the learning target you
are about to assess.

1. What ranges of tasks do the learning targets imply?


2. Which parts of the tasks should be structured, and to what degree?
3. Does each task require students to perform all the important elements implied
by the learning targets?
4. Do the tasks allow me to assess the achievement dimensions I need to assess?
5.What must I tell students about the task and its scoring to communicate to
them what they need to perform?
6. Will students with different ethic and social backgrounds interpret my task
appropriately?
3. Developing Scoring Scheme
Lahat ng pinaghihrapan at pinagsusumikapan
ay may kaakibat na biyaya. Pagbutihin palagi
ang mga gawa’t asal
-Sir Renz

Taditional
Authentic
Rubric
Assessment for, of
Godbless sa Prelims nyo. (look for assessment AS learning)

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