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Total Quality Management-Performance Assessment
Total Quality Management-Performance Assessment
APPLIED APPROACH
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Jusman Mansyur
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QUALITY-MINDED
QUALITY-ORIENTED
Semua orang berpikir tentang kualitas
Semua aktivitas berorientasi kualitas
Total Quality
Management
Sistem
Pengukuran
Kinerja
Kinerja Manajerial
Sistem
Penghargaan
SISTEM PENJAMINAN MUTU (SPM DIKTI & SPMI)
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Implementasi SPMI
SIKLUS SPMI
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Penentapan Standar
P P Pelaksanaan Standar
Evaluasi Pelaksanaan Standar
Pengendalian Standar
P E Peningkatan Standar
Ini yang akan dibahas
Bagaimana level
mahasiswa?
TQM
Assessment as learning
a bridge?
Performance
Assessment
MICRO-SCALE
LEVEL PENDIDIK
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Student-Centered Learning
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Interrelation among concepts (Doran, Lawrenz & Helgenson, 1995)
Evaluation
Testing To evaluate the data which was
Measurement
Evaluation collected through assessment
Assessment
Assessment
The process of collecting data which
shows the development of learning
(Aikenhead, 1997)
Pendapat lain
Evaluasi
Penilaian
Knowledge: Knowing about spelling
rules, punctuation conventions, Skill: Spelling, punctuation,
capitalization rules, subject-verb Writing Achievement capitalization, subject-verb
agreement, etc. agreement
Knowledge Skills
ABILITY
Writing Abilities
Ability to write declarative, persuasive, and narrative
passages
Performance Assessment
• Realistic
• Requires judgment and innovation
• Asks a student to “do” the subject
• Simulates the contexts in which adults are tested in the
workplace, community or home
• Assesses a student’s ability to efficiently and effectively use
a repertoire of knowledge and skills to negotiate a complex
task
Why use Performance Assessments?
Use a rubric
Scoring Rubric
Definition
A scoring tool that lays out the specific expectations for an assessment task
A set of clear explanations or criteria used to help teachers and students focus on
what is valued in a subject, topic, or activity
Components of a rubric:
Criteria/Indicator
aspects of an assessment task which the assessor takes into account when making their
judgment
May use different weightings for different criteria
Level of Attainment
often use grade level descriptors
Types of rubrics:
Descriptive (Analytic), Holistic
Why and when we use particular types of rubrics
Why use rubrics?
For teachers:
For students:
• Prompt a criterion-referenced
assessment
• Clarify the teacher’s expectations
• Provide students with detailed
of student performance
and timely feedback • Provide informative descriptions
• Encourage critical thinking of expected performance
• Facilitate communication with • Help to monitor and critique own
others involved in scoring work
• Help to refine teaching
skills/learning activities
When Use Rubrics
On performance-based tasks:
• extended response items
• projects
• presentations
• portfolios
EXAMPLE: SOLO TAXONOMY
The structure of observed learning outcomes (SOLO) taxonomy is a model
that describes levels of increasing complexity in students'
understanding of subjects
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