Framework Peka PMR 1
Framework Peka PMR 1
Framework Peka PMR 1
CURRICULLUM OBJECTIVE
The science curriculum for secondary school enables students to: 1. Acquire knowledge in science and technology in the context of natural phenomena and everyday life experiences. 2. Understand developments in the field of science and technology. 3. Acquire scientific and thinking skills. 4. Apply knowledge and skills in a creative and critical manner for problem solving and decision-making. 5. Face challenges in the scientific and technological world and be willing to contribute towards the development of science and technology.
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CURRICULLUM OBJECTIVE
6. Evaluate science- and technology-related information wisely and effectively. 7. Practice and internalise scientific attitudes and good moral values. 8. Realise the importance of inter-dependence among living things and the management of nature for survival of mankind. 9. Appreciate the contributions of science and technology towards national development and the well-being of mankind. 10. Realise that scientific discoveries are the result of human endeavour to the best of his or her intellectual and mental capabilities to understand natural phenomena for the betterment of mankind. 11. Create awareness on the need to love and care for the environment and play an active role in its preservation and conservation.
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DEFINITION OF ASSESSMENT
A process of gathering information to make judgment on dimension of human construct (not only answering question) / proses mendapatkan maklumat dan seterusnya membuat penghakiman tentang dimensi sesuatu konstruk dalam diri manusia (bukan hanya soal dan jawab)
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ASSESSOR
As a motivator of human capital development through school based assessment (sebagai penggerak pembinaan modal insan melalui pentaksiran berasaskan sekolah)
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INTRODUCTION
The PMR Science Practical Work Assessment (PMR PEKA) - School Based Assessment - Implemented as part of T & L process - Contains objectives, characteristics and organization of PEKA - Outlines the procedures to assess the pupils practical work
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Compatibility with the curriculum specification Pupil-centered Open and transparent Feasible and systematic Variety of instruments Continuous and formative assessment Valid and reliable Positive report Continuous monitoring
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IMPORTANCE OF ASSESSMENT
Observe the effectiveness of teaching, learning and implementation of SPWA (melihat keberkesanan p & p dan pelaksanaan PEKA) Observe different abilities among the students (melihat perbezaan / keupayaan antara pelajar) Validity and representativeness (Kesahan) - drpd reka bentuk dan bina aspek relevance (ada dlm syllabus) Reliability consistency and accuracy (Kebolehpercayaan - drpd ketekalan dan ketepatan skor. Skor yang tidak sah, tidak boleh dipercayai.) Certification (Utk pensijilan)
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METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Carried out as part of t & l process. Assess either one construct / skills or several construct Scientific attitudes and noble values should be assessed simultaneously with other skills. Information regarding the evidence are accessible to the pupils. Pupil must submit a complete evidence. Pupils who has not mastered any assess construct are able to repeat it in another assignment. Teachers must plan enough assignments to ensure that all the constructs are assessed. Pupil should be given adequate chances to master the required skills before an assessment is carried out. Assessment should be done at least twice in form one, thrice in form two and once in form three. The highest score for each construct could be taken from either form one, form two or form three assessments.
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ASSESSMENT CYCLE
Design (Reka bentuk) Produce (Bina) Administer (Tadbir) Score (Skor) Report / Apply (Lapor dan Guna)
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Concept
The implementation includes: - Planning - Administration - Scoring - Reporting - Moderation
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Planning
Which pupils to be assessed (class control,
pupilsability)
What instrument to be used (subject to suitability) When to complete the ISF (after each activity/end of
semester/by July 2007?)
When to complete the MSF (by July 2007) When to submit the report (by July 2007)
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Administration
All evidence (e.g portfolios, reports) are: - collected by the teacher - assessed by the teacher - kept by the teacher
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Scoring
Awarded based on the scoring scheme To be filled up in the Individual Score Form (ISF)
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Scoring Procedure
Individual Score Form (ISF) Write down the scores in the relevant column Record the highest score for each construct
Managing ISF
Used by teachers / assessors and moderators Two copies
a) original copy pupils portfolio b) second copy kept by teacher / assessor
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Reporting
The scores of the pupils are summarised using Master Score Form (MSF)
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Reporting Procedure
Reporting Procedure
School Report
Certificate issued by the school Certificate shows the grade awarded for each element
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GRADING PROCEDURE
Grade is awarded at the end of the assessment when the pupil is in Form Three. Grade is determined based on the Grading Table tabulated in the ISF.
DESCRIPTION
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Sample
CERTIFICATE OF PEKA Penilaian Menengah Rendah 2007
Subject: Science Code: 55 Name: Siti Binti Khalid Identity Card No.: 920101-46-6557
Is awarded the Certificate of the School Based Assessment of Science Practical Work for obtaining the following performance: ELEMENT 1: Science process skills Grade 1 ELEMENT 2: Experimenting Skills Grade 1 ELEMENT 3: Scientific Attitudes and Noble Values Grade 1
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INSTRUMENT
Tools used to gather responses or evidences to assess a construct. (Perkara atau alat utk mendptkan respons yg merupakan evidens yg boleh dipertimbangkan dlm pentaksiran/pengukuran sesuatu konstruk)
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TYPES OF INSTRUMENT
Experiment report Project Folio Model Scrap book
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2 marks Able to master at least four criteria and state some of the observations correctly
1 mark Able to master at least two criteria and state one observation
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Note Pupils may use appropriate tools to assist senses in conducting this activity
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CRITERIA (PERFORMANCE INDICATOR) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Identify the general characteristic of a group of item. Explain ideas (orally / written). Record information. Choose the suitable method. Prepare and plan required materials to be used.
SCORING SCHEME 3 marks Able to choose the appropriate method to present all the data correctly and accurately. 2 marks Able to present only some of the data. 1 mark Able to choose or arrange data only.
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CRITERIA (PERFORMANCE INDICATOR) (a) State changes in parameters (e.g. Location, direction, shape, mass) with time. Arrange occurrence of phenomenon chronologically. Determine magnitudes of changes based on rate of changes. Explain the relationship between the changes in parameters and time.
SCORING SCHEME 3 marks Able to master all the criteria. 2 marks Able to master criteria (a), (b) and (c). 1 mark Able to master criteria (a) and / or (b)
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CRITERIA (PERFORMANCE INDICATOR) (a) (b) (c) (d) Gather various data through observation. Detect pattern from the information gathered. State the relationship. Make rational explanations based on the data gathered.
SCORING SCHEME 3 marks Able to master all the criteria and interpret data correctly
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CRITERIA (PERFORMANCE INDICATOR) (a) (b) Define concepts by describing what be done. Define concepts by describing what should be observed.
SCORING SCHEME 3 marks Able to master Criteria (a) and (b) and define the concepts correctly.. 2 marks Able to state a concept based on criteria (a) or (b). 1 mark Able to make a basic statement based on an observation
Defining Operationally
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Element 2 : Experimenting and Manipulative Skills. 5 Constructs : C12 : Planning Scientific Investigation. C13 : Conducting Investigation. C14 : Collecting and Recording. C15 : Analysing and Interpreting Data. C16 : Making Conclusion
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State the aim Make the hypothesis Identify the constant, manipulated and responding variables. List the apparatus List the materials/ substances Determine the procedure Sketch/ draw the set up of the apparatus
3 marks Able to plan all the criteria correctly without much assistance 2 marks Able to plan at least five criteria with assistance 1 mark Able to plan at least three criteria
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C14 (Quantitative Experiment) Collecting and i. Record the measurement recording ii. Write the measurement unit. iii. Make sufficient observation to reduce error. iv. Represent and communicate quantitative data using tables/charts/ graphs (Qualitative Experiment) i. Record the observation ii. Draw/ sketch/ paste the final product in the report iii. Label/ state one physical change that occurs in the drawing / final product
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3 marks Able to master all the required criteria in respective experiments without much assistance 2 marks Able to master criteria (i), (ii) and (iii) for quantitative experiment and criteria (i) and (ii) for qualitative experiment with assistance 1 mark Able to record one set of information (measurement or observation) with assistance
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2 marks Able to master both criteria. 1 mark Able to make conclusion partially correct
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