9. CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT
• ongoing process of identifying, gathering and
interpreting quantitative and qualitative
information of what learners know and can
do
• formative (assessment for learning) and
summative (assessment of learning)
10. Classroom Assessment
• Meaningful
- occurs in authentic contexts that allow
students to demonstrate learning by
performing meaningful tasks
- achieves a purpose and provides clear and
useful information
11. Classroom Assessment
• Purposive
- to collect information that will inform
classroom instruction, and
- to monitor students’ progress towards
achieving learning outcomes and standards of
student performance
12.
13. FORMATIVE
ASSESSMENT
• is also referred to as assessment for
learning
• involves teachers using evidence
about what learners know and can do
to inform their teaching
• provides learners with feedback
about how they are doing
throughout the learning process
• is not used for rating or grading
learners
14. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Purpose Examples
Before Instruction
get information about what the
learners already know and
can do
draw prior knowledge
determine misconception
serve as basis for making
decisions whether to proceed
with the lesson
inventory/checklist (relevant
to the topic)
interview
open-ended questions
KWL activity (what I know,
what I want to know, what I
learned)
agree/disagree activities
games
15. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Purpose Examples
During Instruction
• identify what hinders learning
• serve as basis for making
decisions whether to proceed
with the next lesson, re-teach or
provide for corrective measures
or
• track learner progress
• provide immediate feedback to
learners
observation
quiz (recorded but not
graded)
recitation
exercises/drills
simple activities that can be
drawn from a specific topic or
lesson)
16. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Purpose Examples
After Instruction
•assess if learning
objectives have
been met for a
specified
duration
question and answer
drill and
practice
games
checklist
17. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Common formative assessment
examples include:
• Exit tickets
• Pop quizzes
• Check-in questions
• Written feedback
• Conversations with student
18. SUMMATIVE
ASSESSMENT
• is also referred to as
assessment of learning
• assists teachers in using
evidence of student
learning to assess what
learners have achieved in
terms of content and
performance standards
• is used to report the
learner's achievement
23. References:
DepEd Draft Classroom Assessment Policy as of March 2015
http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/ela/docs/ela-assess-5to8.html on 13 October2014
EDR 235 and LLE 207 files of Portia Padilla