RATING SHEETS

ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING 2
REPORTER:

JOHN DOMINIC B. FRANCIA

JEAN G. MORENO

BTVTED FSM 2A
 What is Rating Sheets?
 A method of deciding on one
option when a number of
alternatives exist.
 What does it achieve?
 Helps you make a choice.
 Compares the different options so
the most appropriate can be chosen.
 Assess the effectiveness of each
option to meet its objectives.
 How to use it?
 Specify criteria (options needing to
be met)
 Match suitability of item to criteria
 Record results
 Best option
 When to use it?
 Deciding which problem to tackle
 Deciding which solution to
implement
 Deciding which alternative to
choose
 When to use it?
Used in conjunction with:
Brainstorming, consensus
reaching, decision analysis and
solution effect analysis
 There are 2 types of Rating Sheets:

1.Basic Rating Sheet

• Presents the options and criteria with
equal importance, so all you need to do
is decide whether each option satisfies
each of the criteria.
 There are 2 types of Rating Sheets:

2. Weighted Rating Sheets

• You can build on the basic
Rating Sheet by deciding which
criteria is the most important
and then
There are 2 types of Rating Sheets:

‘weighting’ each criteria against it on

a scale of 0 - 5, giving each criteria a
score depending on it’s importance to
the outcome. Total the scores for each
The Basic Rating Sheet is useful
where the options require a simple yes
or no answer. The weighted Rating
Sheet allows decisions to be made
taking into consideration such things
as the needs and wants of the
purchaser
THANK
YOU!!!