EPISODE 4
WORK ME ON
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My Target
MY TASK
1. Visit a class and identify performance-based activities.
2. Choose one performance-based activity and study its
process.
3. Design a performance assessment plan for the activity you
have chosen.
4. Collect samples of performance-based assessment tools.
5. Reflect on your experience.
MY TOOLS
OBSERVATION NOTES
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Name of the
School Observed: Isabela
National High School
School Address: Claravall
St., San Vicente, Ilagan, Isabela
Date Visited: February
17, 2015
Grade/Year
Level: Grade
7 - Banaba
Subject Area: Science
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Describe in
bullets the performance-based activity you observe.
In this episode the performance-based
activity I observed in the class is about their topic which is “The Layers of
Atmosphere”.
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MY CHECKLIST
These are the
important things I wish to consider in my performance-based assessment plan:
ü There must be a purpose for where the
results will be used.
ü Knowing who will be my target for me to
limit my assessment with their level.
ü It must consider what am I assessing or
learning skills in order to determine their weaknesses or strengths.
ü There must be learning targets where the
students can gain in this assessment.
ü The objectives of this assessment must have
to consider the three (3) domains of learning.
ü Instructions must be clearly stated to the
students.
ü The standards or criteria must be stated
also to the students for them to motivate. Also, these standards will be my
basis to judge their performances systematically.
ü Time allotment and materials must consider
also.
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NOTES ON MY PROCESS-ORIENTED ASSESSMENT PLAN
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Name of the
School Observed:
Isabela National High School
School Address: Claravall St., San Vicente, Ilagan, Isabela
Date Visited: February 17, 2015
Grade/Year
Level: Grade 7 - Banaba
Subject Area: Science
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What are the best features of my
process-oriented performance assessment design?
These are the
best features of my process-oriented performance assessment design:
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What specific conditions are necessary for a successful
use of my process-oriented performance assessment design?
These are the specific conditions
necessary for a successful use of my process-oriented performance assessment
design, the instructions need to be specified and clearly stated to the
students for them to understand and follow the task given to them. The
objectives must be given also for them to know what they can gain as their
learning in this specific task. The domains of learning (cognitive,
psychomotor and affective) must be considered also as their learning
outcomes. It must also have scoring rubrics as the standards and should be
stated to the students for them to be motivated, and it serves as my
guidelines to ensure that my judgements are accurate, consistent, and fair.
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What basic points should the user of this design
consider?
In designing process-oriented
performance assessment the basic points should the user must consider are to
determine the purpose for where the results will be used, who will be the
target of this assessment, what must be assessed, and what are the learning
competencies or objectives of this assessment considering the domains of
learning. Also, the user must consider the scoring rubrics or standards as
basic point in this method of assessment to have a basis in systematic
judgement. Time and materials must be considered also.
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Teachers need to
give attention to the students’ process oriented tasks because this method of
assessment focuses on the process itself and especially it is based on
observable behaviours. It involves direct examination or observation of
students’ ability to stay on the task and ability to use their knowledge,
skills and how they behave while the performance is ongoing.
Teachers need to
assess them in this method of assessment in order to measure the ability of the
students to perform the task that corresponds to the given instructional
objectives and to know if the students follow the given instructions. Also, to
measure how was the understanding of the students in this method of assessment
and to determine their difficulties.
2.
In what conditions can the process-oriented performance
assessment be used appropriately?
The
process-oriented performance assessment is used appropriately in these
conditions: it must have the purpose and who will be the target, there must be
learning competencies considering the three (3) domains of learning. The
instruction must be clearly stated to the students, and also have a scoring
rubrics to have an accurate, consistent and fair judgement and this must be
stated to the students in order for them to know the standards of the task
given to them and also to motivate them.
Make
reflections on your feelings and thoughts about the observations made in this
FS.
In this FS which is the Field Study 5 is
about the Learning Assessment Strategies. We are going to observe our resource
teacher assigned to us on what methods and strategies of assessment she will be
using in assessing her students. We are assigned on this task to have experiences
for us to learn on how we are going to assess our students when we will become
a teacher someday.
As I was assigned to the class of Grade 7
– Banaba under Mrs. Luz Balao I observed that the practice teacher assigned to
her whom she was assisting was using variety of assessment methods and
strategies in her class. The teacher was using different assessment tools and
strategies appropriate to the assessment methods she will be using related to
their lessons. She was assessing the class before they will start their new
lessons as motivation. She let her students to recite if she was throwing
questions during discussions about their lessons or recalling their past
lessons. She was giving announced quizzes, exams, and activities. She always
checking the notebooks of her students to monitor if the class take note
important details about their lessons and if they made their assignments.
Through her assessment strategies she was assessing the understanding and
learning performances of her students if they really do goods in their class.
Based on my observations the teacher was really using variety of assessment
methods and strategies appropriately to her class.
The Field Study 5 is the application on
what we have learned on Assessment of Student Learning 1 and 2 Prof.Ed
subjects. Through this observational task in FS5 I learned a lot on what
assessment methods and strategies appropriate to use in measuring the
understanding and learning of the students. Also, I learned how assessment
influences learning and provides fair and credible reporting of students' achievements on the lessons being discussed to them.
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