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CODE: 1.090.507.575
TUTOR
GROUP: 551020
CEAD CUCUTA
2021
STEP 1. CHECKING
STEP 2. Q&A
Standardized tests or exams are assessment instruments that measure students' particular
strengths or weaknesses, detect population groups in need of educational improvement,
identify factors that impact student performance, and observe changes or progress in
educational attainment.
What is the purpose of a standardized test?
Through these evaluations it is possible to obtain an overview of the level and quality of the
educational systems or of the participating populations, in such a way that the areas for
improvement and the challenges that are presented to the school communities to promote
academic development are identified. of the students. By identifying challenges, teachers
can reorient our pedagogical strategies so that students reach satisfactory levels of learning.
STEP 3. REFLECTION
Explain some strategies you will use to help the students to improve their English
level.
Distributed practice: Instead of dedicating one day a week to your English studies, better
study half an hour every day: this technique of extending your practice over a period of
time, distributed in small fragments, will make it more likely that you will get results.
Practice tests: You can practice completing units in your course, or setting yourself the task
of practicing the vocabulary learned each week, writing a short text without consulting your
teaching material.
Social learning: Try to find a social situation (or a friend) in which you have to practice
your English, for example join one of our Group Classes. This type of learning will allow
you to listen and copy sounds and structures of the language.
We can consider three phases or stages of evaluation: the initial evaluation, which includes
the context evaluation and the diagnostic evaluation; the process evaluation or formative
evaluation and the evaluation of results or summative evaluation, also called exit
evaluation.
What types of evaluation do you know? What are the most recommendable for you?
Formative assessment
Objective-based assessment
The formative assessment is used to obtain information on the level of understanding that
each of the students has achieved throughout the teaching-learning process.
Summative assessment is the one used in traditional teaching. It consists of assessing the
level of achievement of the students in relation to the acquired learning and transforming
this assessment into grades or grades, which are attributed based on a comparison with the
group average.
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