Who are the stakeholders of assessment?
What are the types of assessment?
What is criteria-based assessment?
What is criteria?
What is the role of criteria?
Necessity of the criteria-based assessment introduction
Assessment
Assessment
B.G Ananiev (1907-1972) is the Soviet psychologist, founder of the concept of the Faculty of Psychology of Leningrad State University (St. Petersburg State University),
creator of the system model of humanobiology where the central role is given to psychology
Glaser, R. 1963. Instructional technology and the measurement of learning outcomes: some questions. The American psychologist. Issue: 8. Vol.18. pp. 519 - 521
Objectives of the criteria-based assessment:
1. To expand provision and functions of assessment in the learning process;
2. To create conditions for constant self-improvement of learners by providing them regular feedback;
3. To promote development of common standards, qualitative assessment mechanisms and tools;
4. To provide objective, continuous and reliable information:
- to learners about the quality of their learning;
- to teachers about the learners’ progress;
- to parents about the degree of achievement of learning outcomes by learners;
- to management bodies on the quality of the educational services provided.
CONTENT OF THE CRITERIA-BASED ASSESSMENT
Levels of thinking skills: knowledge, understanding, application, analysis, synthesis, assessment
Types of speech activity: listening, speaking, reading, writing
Points
At the end of each unit and term
Levels of learning achievements
At the end of each unit and term
Assessment
At the end of a year
Presentation of groups
Formative assessment
A teacher during the term
learners about the extent of accuracy of their tasks performance during the study of material;
teachers on the progress of leaners to manage the teaching process.
- actively participates in the educational process;
- understands assessment criteria and descriptors;
- self-assess/assess each other.
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Role of a teacher
- clearly prescribes the assessment criteria according to the learning objectives;
- develops tasks according to the assessment criteria;
- develops descriptors to the task;
- provides effective feedback to learners;
- makes adjustments in learning and assessment;
Forms of carrying out assessment
individual
in pairs
in groups
In transferable groups
Outcome
Algorithm of achieving outcomes (stages of doing tasks)
Accessability
Accuracy
Specificity
Tasks to the text
The following statements are wrong. Correct them according to the information in the text.
A crow and a mouse were not friends.
The deer was caught in a hunter net but he came back to his friends.
The crow flew away with the deer.
The crow takes the tortoise to his back.
At the end only the tortoise was happy.
Answer the questions.
What does the story teach us?
Tasks to the text
The following statements are wrong. Correct them according to the information in the text.
A crow and a mouse were not friends.
The deer was caught in a hunter net but he came back to his friends.
The crow flew away with the deer.
The crow takes the tortoise to his back.
At the end only the tortoise was happy.
Answer the questions.
What does the story teach us?
Requirements for the level of a leaner's performance
Biology
A learner after graduation of a secondary school:
1) knows the structure, composition and functions of proteins, fats, carbohydrates, nucleic acids ...;
2) understands the processes occurring during the dark and light phase of photosynthesis ....;
3) applies schemes and methods for solving the problems of molecular biology and genetics. ..;
4) analyzes the features of the photosynthesis and chemosynthesis processes...;
5) synthesizes the scheme of gametogenesis in humans; schemes of food chains in ecosystems;
6) assesses the effect of various factors on the activity of enzymes ....
2 Conformity of the learning objective with the levels of thinking skills.
3. Drawing up evaluation criteria.
4. Definition and development of task type .
Questions with complete answers
THE FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT ORGANIZATION
6. Feedback
31
Methodical recommendations for Summative Assessment
36
Methodical recommendations for Summative Assessment
37
Information handling
Practical skills
39
43
44
Summative assessment for a term
Summative assessment
Summative assessment for a level of education
Content of the criteria-based assessment system
Levels of thinking skills: knowledge, understanding, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation
Types of speech activity: listening, speaking, reading, writing
Points
At the end of each unit and term
Levels of learning achievements
At the end of each unit and term
Grade/Mark
At the end of a year
*follows the Methodical Recommendations of the Center of Pedagogical Measurements (CPM) and National Academy of Education (NAE) (or uses them)
Unit
Learning objectives
Assessment criteria
Levels of thinking
Levelled tasks
Descriptors
Points
Rubrics
Rubrics is a way of describing the levels in accordance with assessment criteria
Rubrics will be used based on the results of each procedure of summative assessment for a unit / cross-curricular topic
In the rubrics, the teacher marks the level of learning achievement for each criterion individually for each student
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT FOR A TERM
Moderation
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