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Ped 111:

Assessment in
learning 1
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Hello!
I am Elena B. Mohammad
I will be your Instructor in PED 111

You may add me in FB:


@Lens Aindgelaiy
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Let us get to know each other


first!
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What to do to passed this subject:


✖ Attendance is a must!
✖ Attend our online classes every week:
Saturday (1:00 - 4:00) online meeting
✖ If absent please present a valid excuse letter.
✖ Comply all assignments and requirements.
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Grading system for PED 111

Components All other subjecs mode

Written Work 25% MSteams

Performance Task 45% Msteams/F2F

Quarterly Assessment 30% Face to face


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Subject requirements
Assignments/Written Performance/Product Quarterly Assesment
outputs
These are tasks provided in Every assignment or This will be done
every lesson or module module may include every quarter in a face
that will be given to you. some performance to face set-up.
Maybe computerized or task or product Students will be
handwritten. Always follow making either required to go to
instructions. Do not individually or by school to take the
hesitate to ask, if you are group. Comply all exams.
not sure on what to do. You these to avoid
are given a week to do the cramming by the end
assignment, thus all late of the quarter.
submissions will receive a
passing score only.
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Are you ready?


The journey starts
here.
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Lessons for the midterm


Unit 1: 3. Evaluation D. Recent trends and focus
Preliminary Concepts and 4. 4. Types and distinctions 1. Accountability and
Recent Trends of tests fairness
A. What is educational C. High Quality Assessment
Components
2. Standards-based
assessment? education
1. Basic principles 1. Clear purpose 3. Outcome-based
2. Types of assessment - 2. Clear and appropriate education
Assessment for learning targets 4. Item Response Theory
3. Users of educational 3. Appropriate methods
assessment 4. Adequate sampling
B. Common terminologies 5. Objectivity
1. Measurement
2. Testing - Standardized
testing - High stakes testing
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Lessons for the midterm


Unit 2 – Target Setting 2. Characteristics of 4. Other taxonomies
objectives (SMARTER)
A. Standards-based - SOLO Taxonomy (Biggs &
Assessment 3. Learning domains and Collis, 1982)
taxonomies
1. Constructive alignment - Marzano Taxonomy
- Cognitive (Marzano & Kendall, 2007)
2. K-12 assessment guidelines
- Bloom’s Taxonomy
- Content standards
(Bloom, et al., 1964)
- Performance standards
- Revised Bloom’s
- Assessment types Taxonomy (Anderson &
B. Appropriate Targets Krathwohl, 2001)

1. Competencies, objectives, - Affective


outcomes - Psychomotor
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Lessons for the midterm


Unit 3 – Designing and D. Assessment Tools
Developing Assessments Development
A. Characteristics of Quality 1. Assessment
Assessment Tools development cycle
B. Types of Teacher-made 2. Test item formulation
Tests 3. Item analysis
C. Learning Target and 4. Reliability
Assessment Method Match
a. Measures of
1. Table of Specifications relationship
b. Index of determination
c. Inter-rater reliability
5. Validity
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Lessons for the finals


Unit 4 – Analysis and 3. Measures of variability Unit 5 – Feedbacking and
Interpretation of Assessment 4. Measures of relative Communicating
Results position Assessment Results
A. Presentation 5. Other measures A. Qualitative Evaluation
1. Textual presentation B. Constructive
Feedbacking
2. Tabular presentation
1. Principles and
3. Graphical presentation
characteristics
B. Quantitative Analysis and
2. Strategies
Interpretation
- Written feedback
1. Levels of measurement
2. Measures of central - Oral feedback
tendency C. Self-assessment
D. Peer assessment
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What is assessmetn in
learning 1 all about?
This course focuses on the principles, development and
utilization fo conventional assessment tools to improve
the teaching and learning process.
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What is assessmetn in
learning 1 all about?
It emphasizes the use of assessment of, as, and for
learning in measuring knowledge, comprehension and
other thinking skills in the cognitive, psychomotro or
affective domain.
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What is Educational Assessment?

“Educational assessment is the process of gathering


information about what students have learned in their
educational environments.”
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A picture is worth a thousand words

The purpose of assessment is


to gather relevant information
about student performance or
progress, or to determine
student interests to make
judgments about their
learning process.
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The process of
communication
information about
student achievement
and progress gained
from the assessment
process is typically
referred to as
ASSESSMENT OF
LEARNING.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING


1. Assessment of
Learning is an
integral part of the
teaching-learning
process
2. Assessment tool
should match with
performance
objective.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING


3. The result of assessment
must be fed back to the
learners.
4. In assessing learning,
teachers must consider
learners’ learning styles
and multiple intelligences
and so must come up with
variety of ways of
assessing learning.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING


5. To contribute to the
building of the culture
of success in the
school, it is
pedagogically sound
that in our assessment
techniques we give
some positive feedback
along with not so good
ones.
6. Emphasize on self-
assessment.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING


7. If we believe that our task as
teacher is to teach all
pupils/students, and that it is
possible that all students, even
those from limited backgrounds,
will have access to opportunities
and therefore can achieve, then the
bell curve mentality must be
abandoned.
8. Assessment of learning should
never be used as punishment or as
a disciplinary measure.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING


9. Result of learning assessment
must be communicated
regularly and clearly to
parents.

10. Emphasize on real world


application that favors realistic
performances over out-of-
context drill items.
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Principles of educational assessment


✖ The principles can be summarized into:
1. Educational assessment should be based
on goals objectives or standards which
are clearly stated.
2. It has to relate to student’s learning with
these standards.
3. It has to be continuous and on-going.
4. It should provide feedback about
students performance.
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Users of educational assessment


✖ Who are the users of educational assessment?
This paper highlights learners, educators,
and government as the main stakeholders in
educational assessment and represents the stakes
traditionally associated with each across the three
assessment purpose categories (see Table 1). -Frontiers |
The Assessment Purpose Triangle: Balancing the Purposes of Educational Assessment
(frontiersin.org)
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Thanks!
Any questions?
You can message me at:
@Lens Aindgelaiy
mohammad.elena@wmsu.edu.ph
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Assignment:
Task 1: Fill the following KWL Chart
What I know about:
✖ Educational Assessment
✖ Basic Principles of Educational
Assessment
✖ Types of Assessment
✖ Users of educational assessment

Do this in a short bondpaper. It maybe


handwritten or computerized. To be
submitted under this assignment on your
MSTeams.
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Assignment:
Task 2:
Start an ePortfolio by creating a personal online page (blog, webpage, others)
discussing about PED 111 using the following free blog sites:
○ WordPress (www.wordpress.org)
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○ Ghost (www.ghost.org)
○ Blogger (www.blogger.com)
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○ Joomla (www.joomla.org)
○ Jimdo (www.jimdo.com)
✖ Prepare your web by posting your about our subject, subjects description, your name and
section. Wait for the Post in MSteams where you will submit the link of your blog.
✖ Do the submission of this assignment and the link of your e-fortfolio on or before
September 3, 2022.

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