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ASSESSMENT OF

STUDENT LEARNING
Basic Concepts

Test an instrument designed to measure any


characteristics, quality, ability, knowledge or
skill. It comprised of items in the area it is
designed to measure.

Measurement process of obtaining a NUMERICAL


DESCRIPTION. It answer the question: “How
much?” The score.
Basic Concepts

Assessment A process of gathering and organizing


quantitative or qualitative data into an
interpretable form to have a basis for judgment
or decision-making.

It is a prerequisite to evaluation. It provides the


information which enables evaluation to take
place.
Basic Concepts

Evaluation judging the performance through a descriptive


rating (satisfactory, VS, O or excellent).
.

Traditional It refers to the use of pen-and-paper objective


Assessment test.
Basic Concepts

Alternative It refers to the use of methods other than pen-


Assessment and-paper objective test which includes
performance test, projects, portfolios, journals,
and the likes.
WHY ASSESS?
• Provide diagnosis

• Set standards

• Evaluate progress

• Communicate results

• Motivate performance
PURPOSE OF ASSESSMENT
1. Assessment FOR Learning

2. Assessment OF Learning

3. Assessment AS Learning
ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING

1. Placement

2. Formative

3. Diagnostic
ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING

This is done after instruction. This is usually


referred to as the summative assessment.
ASSESSMENT AS LEARNING

This is done for teachers to understand and


perform well their role of assessing FOR and OF
learning. It requires teachers to undergo training
on how to assess learning and be equipped with
the following competencies needed in performing
their work as assessors.
ASSESSMENT COMPETENCIES OF TEACHERS
1. Skills in choosing assessment methods appropriate for
instructional decisions
2. Skill in developing assessment methods appropriate for
instructional decisions
3. Skills in administering, scoring and interpreting the
results of both externally-produced and teacher-
produced assessment methods.
4. Skills in in developing valid grading procedures which
use assessments
ASSESSMENT COMPETENCIES OF TEACHERS

5. Skills in communicating assessment results


6. Skill in recognizing unethical, illegal, and otherwise
inappropriate assessment methods and uses of
assessment information.
APPROPRIATE METHODS
ASSESSMENT METHODS
LEARNING TARGETS AND THEIR
APPROPRIATE ASSESSMENT METHODS
MODES OF ASSESSMENT

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