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Assessment in Education
Friday, April 15, 2016
Reflection #8
In this topic, I understands that...
- Using the interpretive exercise to measure complex achievement.
Aid in constructing high-quality interpretive exercises:
- Select introductory material that is relevant to the objective of the course.
- Select introductory material that is appropriate to the students’ curricular experience and reading level.
- Select introductory material that is new to students.
- Select introductory material that is brief but meaningful.
- Revise introductory material for clarity, conciseness, and greater interpretive value.
Topic 7
Topic 7:
Measuring Complex Achievement: Performance-Based Assessments (PBA)
These are the things that I have learned through this topic.
1) The meaning of
performance-based test
On doing tests which concerns on the process and
product. These tests are in real settings.
2) The uses of PBA
Ø To assess the
learning outcome that focus on actual performances
Ø To assess spoken
communication skills; oral performance (presentation) in a language
Ø To assess
students’ ability in observations, formulate hypothesis, collect data, draw
valid scientific conclusions
3) Types of PBA
a) Authentic
assessments
b) Alternative
assessments
4) Restricted-Response Performance Task: Require the students to start with a simple multiple choice / short answer question and ask them for an explanation of the answer.
5) Restricted-performance task: Are more structured and less time to administer which more tasks could be administered at the same time.
6) Extended performance tasks: seeking more information from other resources.
The performance criteria can be done by using either:
- scoring rubrics
- rating scales
- checklists
Topic 6
Topic 6:
Constructing Subjective Test Items: Structured Forms & Essay Forms.
These are the types of essay test items, which are:
- Restricted response varieties: The question restrict or limit what the students are permitted to answer.
- The response-choice items: Also known as interpretive exercise or content-dependent items.
- Extended response varieties: Elaborated written responses are elicited from the students with require.
To construct the test design, these are the steps that are used by the
teachers.
- Determining instructional objectives
- Constructing a table of specifications
- Designing formative and summative evaluations
- Designing the learning experiences
- Designing correctives and enrichment activities
From this topic, I can learn on how to construct the essay test for
students in gaining their achievement progress besides the MCQs by following
the Bloom’s Taxonomy in mastering learning.
Topic 5 Views
Topic
5: Constructing Objective Test Items: Simple Forms & Multiple Choice Forms
What can I learn from this
topic?
In this topic, I have
learned that in multiple choices questions (MCQs) are consist of four parts
which are:
- Standard:
- None of the above
- Multiple-multiple choice
- More than one answer
- True or false
From
this topic, I have learned on how to build up good MCQs based on these steps
that really helps me when I want to prepare MCQs for my students in the future.
The steps are:
- State the stem in the form of question which are consisting the question mark “?” at the end of it.
- Place the most of the subject matter in the Stem to ensuring the full statement of the problem.
- Eliminate extraneous material from the stem because the goal is to measure student achievement, not to present new material to them. By doing this, teacher also can maximize the use of time for demonstrating understanding, not reading ability.
- Avoid stem phrase that are negative as the students may miss the qualifier. This step only can be use when learning outcomes requires this type of differentiation.
By learning and
understanding this topic, I also will be able to construct MCQs for my
Assignment 2 as one of my assessment instrument.
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Topic 4: Planning Assessment
On Week
4, we have learned about types of assessment that we can use in the classroom,
which are formative assessment and summative assessment. When using the
formative assessment, the teacher will guide and monitor the students’ learning
while it is still in progress while the teacher will evaluate students learning
after they teach one or more units / course known as summative assessment.
The purposes
of using the assessment to assess the students are:
- Motivate students
- Measures achievement
- Identify areas for review
- Check effectiveness of materials, teaching method, and teacher
- Assign grades
When
marking the students’ work, teachers can use checklist, rating scale or both in
the rubric. Two types of scoring that are analytic scoring (scoring the
student’s performance by evaluating various aspects of it separately) and
holistic scoring (summarizing a student’s performance using one score).
When
designing the assessment for the students, teachers should consider these
principles into the assessment, which are:
i.
Clarity
ii.
Reliability
iii.
Validity
iv.
Authenticity
v.
Fair
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Topic 3: Reliability, Validity and Other
Desired Characteristics of Measurement
The meaning of:
- Reliability - The ability to measure the same thing consistently of a measurement indicating the degree to which the measures consistent); that is repeated measurements would give the same result.
- Validity - A quality of measurement indicating the degree to which the measure reflects the underlying construct, that is, whether it measures what it purports to measure. It also mean the state of being valid, authentic or genuine.
I use this picture to have more understanding about reliability and validity. |
The importance of reliability and validity. |
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