Professional Documents
Culture Documents
TEACHERS IN ONLINE
ASSESSMENT
RATIONALE
New mode of assessment
brought by pandemic
Struggles of the students in the
online assessment
Struggles of the teachers in the
online assessment
Theoretical/Conceptual Framework
Theory and Practice of Online
Learning
Terry Anderson (2011)
Social Constructivism
(Lev Vygostsky, John Dewey, Jean Piaget)
Connectivism
George Siemens (2004)
The Theory and Practice of Online
Assessment
Emphasizes collaborative and
independent study modes are two
predominant forms of online
education.
Mass media of television and
radio, synchronous tools of video
and audio teleconferencing, and
computer conferencing.
Social Constructivism
Zone proximal development
Learners learn by doing,
collaborating and reflecting with
others.
Learning takes place primarily in
social and cultural settings, rather
than solely within the individual.
Connectivism
Interconnectedness of all knowledge
leads to learning.
Technology has moved learning from
internal, individualistic activities to
group, community and even crowd
activities.
Learning can reside outside of
ourselves (within and organization or a
database)
Statement of the Problem
What is the profile of the correspondents
relating to Age, ICT background, Civil
status and Years of Teaching Experience.
What are the struggles of the teachers in
handling online assessment
What are the ways to cope up with the
challenges of online assessment
Significance of the Study
Know and understand the journey
of the teachers in online assessment
Teachers will be benefited by the
insights and information
Administration will be benefited
with the data gathered
Significance of the Study
Students will be benefited by
lessons imparted
Researchers will gain knowledge
that can be use in future related
studies
Research Methodology and Procedure
Purposive-convenience sampling
Descriptive method
Purposive sampling chosen to
acquire rich data of value to the
study
Research Methodology and Procedure
Phenomenological design
Online Interview