4. Is the act of gathering information on
a daily basis in order to understand
individual student’s learning and
needs.
(Carol Chapelle and Geoff Brindley)
Refers to the act of collecting
information and making judgements
about a language learner’s knowledge of
a language and ability to use it.
10. MEASUREMENT
Includes testing and the other types
of information that result in
qualitative data such as the
attendance, records, questionnaires
teachers rating of the students.
12. EVALUATION
Is the culminating act of the
interpreting the information
gathered for the purpose of
making decision or judgements
about the students’ learning and
needs, often at reporting time. It
forms as part of assessment.
14. ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
PRINCIPLES
Assesment and evaluation are essential
components of the teaching-learning
process. They should be planned with
continuous activities which are derived
from curriculum objectives and consistent
with the instructional and learning
objectives.
16. ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
PRINCIPLES
Teachers should communicate
assessment and evaluation strategies
and plans in advance, informing the
students of the objectives and the
assessment procedures relatively to
the objectives.
22. ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING
Focuses on the gap between where a learner is in his/her
learning and where he/she needs to be – desired goal.
This can be achieved through processes such as sharing
criteria with learners, effective questioning and feedback.
Black and Willliam define assessment for learning as “all
those activities undertaken by teachers and/or by their
students, which provide information to be used as
feedback to modify the teaching and learning activities in
which they are engaged.”