Explain evolving suitable criteria for assessment
Content
A. Introduction
B. Meaning of assessment
C. Why we need suitable criteria
for assessment
D. Some possible suggestions and
criteria for improving assessment
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A. Introduction
As we know learning is a lifelong
process , it has no limit, no age bar , no restriction , learning can be done
in various methods and strategy , this
are called sometime dimensions of learning , here we will discuss the meaning
of assessment , some suitable criteria , suggestions etc etc..
B. Meaning of assessment
The term assessment came from the
Latin word Assess which means to determine , estimate or judge the value of , to evaluate.
The term assessment is a process of
gathering information related to some objective or goal for
evaluation .
Assessment collects both
quantitative and qualitative data.
For example a teacher assess the
class test, unit test internal test , monthly test , half yearly test and then
he/she formulate a report card at the end of the session
Quantitative data includes marks ,
grades ,percentile etc etc
Qualitative data includes behaviour
, personality , body language, activeness etc etc
NOTE- Assessment is subset of
evaluation .
C. Why we need suitable criteria for assessment
---Making assessment criteria helps
us to recognise what is important and
valued in the curriculum.
---Criteria for assessment also
help us to focus the efforts on the key learning outcomes and evaluate their
own performance through self assessment.
---Assessment criteria are a way to
provide formative feedback throughout the course to support ongoing learning as
well as to provide end of term summative evaluation
D. Some possible suggestions and criteria for improving assessment.
As we know learning is a lifelong
process , it has no limit, no age bar , no restriction , learning can be done
in various methods and strategy , this
are called sometime dimensions of learning
Psychologist suggested following points must included for suitable assessment :-
---Cognitive area
---Affective/emotional area
---Psychomotor area
---Social development area
--- Using knowledge meaningfully
in real life situations
Below are the full details---
---cognitive :- The term cognitive refers to the mental processes
involved in gaining knowledge and comprehension. These cognitive processes
include thinking, knowing, remembering, judging, and problem-solving
---affective/emotional :- It involves our feelings,
emotions, and attitudes. values,
appreciation, enthusiasms, motivations.
---psychomotor :- This includes
physical movement , coordination , and use of the motor-skill areas.
---social development :-
It is gradual
acquisition of certain skills (e.g., language, interpersonal skills) ,
attitudes , relationships, and behaviour that enable the individual to interact
with others and to function as a member of society.
---Using
knowledge meaningfully :—Learning will effective only when the student use the
knowledge in real life situation in a meaningful way.
Student needs to take meaningful
decision, able to solve any problem , analyse the real life complex situation
etc etc
Meaning of assessment---Why we need
suitable criteria for assessment---Some possible suggestions and criteria for
improving assessment
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