Classroom assessment involves evaluating student learning based on learning standards and instructional methods. It should be aligned with educational objectives and competencies, and mirror instructional approaches. Effective classroom assessment considers knowledge, reasoning, skills, attitudes, and student-created work, and aims to enhance learning rather than just evaluate outcomes.
Classroom assessment involves evaluating student learning based on learning standards and instructional methods. It should be aligned with educational objectives and competencies, and mirror instructional approaches. Effective classroom assessment considers knowledge, reasoning, skills, attitudes, and student-created work, and aims to enhance learning rather than just evaluate outcomes.
Classroom assessment involves evaluating student learning based on learning standards and instructional methods. It should be aligned with educational objectives and competencies, and mirror instructional approaches. Effective classroom assessment considers knowledge, reasoning, skills, attitudes, and student-created work, and aims to enhance learning rather than just evaluate outcomes.
Linking Assessment to Learning Standards and Pedagogies WHAT IS CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT? WHAT IS CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT? REVISED BLOOM’S TAXONOMY PRINCIPLES OF CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT Principle 1. Assessment should be aligned with objectives, learning standards and competencies Knowledge – The Reasoning – Students Skills – Students use facts and concepts we use what they know to their knowledge and want students to know reason and solve reasoning to act and understand. problems skillfully
Dispositions – Products – Students
Students’ display use their knowledge, attitudes about school reasoning, and skills to and learning. create something new. Principle 2: Assessment should be more like instruction PRINCIPLES OF ASSESSMENT DO. NO. 8, S. 1015