The document provides an overview of performance based assessments (PBAs) that technical students will complete, which evaluate skills through tasks based on industry standards, unlike traditional exams. It outlines why PBAs are used, what skills will be assessed through tasks like food preparation and plating, and provides resources for students to practice skills and create a time plan for the PBA.
2. Amuse Bouche
Obtain a copy of the PBA recipe.
Read the recipe and circle each food preparation term.
Next, place a star beside each ingredient mentioned in
the instructions.
Locate abbreviations and then write the term for each
abbreviation in the left hand margin.
Be prepared to discuss your responses.
3. Objectives:
0 Students will be able to:
0 Explain the what, why, and how of the
performance based assessment.
0 Define terminology used in the PBA recipe
and instructions.
0 Analyze images and determine what students
are doing correctly or incorrectly.
0 Analyze plating designs and give
recommendations.
0 Create a time plan.
6. What are Performance Based
Assessments?
Technical assessments based on industry
and nationally recognized standards that
document student performance and skill
level
7. Why PBA?
0 Traditional multiple choice assessments do not
provide an adequate picture of the skills gained
through CTE programs, Performance Based
assessments allow students to demonstrate the
standards obtained.
25. How to Concasse a Tomato
0 http://rouxbe.com/tips-techniques/507
0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-dOd56WriI
26. How to Butterfly a Chicken
0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot46Cueod4s
27. Create a Time Plan
0What needs to be done?
0Create a time plan and be able to
justify the order of tasks that you
create.
0Be prepared to discuss.
28. Closure: Parking Lot
What questions or concerns do you
have regarding the Performance Based
Assessment?
Write your responses on a sticky note
and place in parking lot.