Principles to Guide Assessment
- Evalutation should relate directly to specific instructional objectives.
- Each evaluation activity should be designed to promote further growth.
- doing or attemping the acitivity should be useful practice in itself.
- feedback should be useable by student
- APPLICATION & interpretation of statistics should be reasonable
Given scores of 10% 10% 80% 90%, (average of 47.5%)
do you promote student to next grade?
- Must not hinder learning by introducing errors
- Throughout a unit, a variety of evaluation strategies should be used
to provide opportunities for all students to demonstrate achievement.
- Wherever possible, students should be involved in establishing criteria
for evaluation.
- Frequency and scheduling of evaluation should provide continuous assessment
and feedback.
- workload (yours and the students)
- misconceptions
- Self and peer evalution in selected activities should be part of overall
plan.
- All aspects of the evaluation component in a unit should be communicated
so there are no suprises or mysteries for students and parents.
- To recognize the dignity and worth of the individual.
- confidentiality
- do not post grades
- do not have students grade other students' work
- do not hand back examinations so others can see student's grade