Concept of test , measurement and
evaluation
 TEST IS USED TO GATHER INFORMATION
 INFORMATION COLLECTED THROUGH TESTS
IS PRESENTED IN THE FORM OF
MEASUREMENT
 THIS MEASUREMENT IS THEN USED TO MAKE
EVALUATION
CONCEPT OF TEST
A Test is an assessment adopted to
measure knowledge, skill , aptitude,
physical fitness or classification in many
other topics.
An instrument or systematic procedure
for measuring a sample of behaviour by
posing a set of questions in a uniform
manner.
Standardized Testing
 Standardized tests are called assessments
 Assessment:- collection and analysis of information about one or more
students.
 STANDARDIZED:-A particular group of students will take the same test
that will be scored and analyzed the same way.
 Score results for each students is then compared to the rest of the group
MEASUREMENT
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Measurement is the
numerical representation
of an object.
MEASUREMENT
 Measurement refers to observations that can be expressed quantitatively
and answers the questions “How much.”
 “Measurement is the process of assigning symbols or numerals to
observations objects or events in some meaningful or consistent manner
according to rule.”
Remmers , Gaze and Rummel
Mahesh Bhargava
CHARACTERISTICS OF EVALUATION
 SYSTEMATIC AND CONTINOUS
 SCHOLASTIC AND NON SCHOLASTIC
 INVOLVE VARIETY OF METHODS AND TECHNIQUES TO MEASURE
BEHAVIOUR.
 QUALITATIVE AS WELL AS QUANTITATIVE.
 SCIENTIFIC AND SYSTEMATIC
 HELP IN METHODOLOGY ASSESSMENT
 COOPERATIVE IN NATURE
 CHILD CENTERED
MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION
EVALUATION
 It is broader and more
comprehensive.
 It provides both qualitative and
quantitative outcomes.
 It deals the question “How good.”
 Its results not depend on
measurement.
 It is value judgement
 It is a means to an end
 A variety of means and techniques are
used.
MEASUREMENT
 It is narrow in concept.
 It is limited to quantitative outcomes.
 It deals the questions “How much”
 It deals with the bringing modification
in the behavior of the students.
 Measurement is the part of the
evaluation
 It does not include value judgement.
 It is limited to certain tools and
techniques
Evaluation
 Evaluation is continuous process.
 It forms an integral part of the total system of education and related to
educational objectives.
 It imparts a great influence on the pupils study habits and teachers
methods of instruction.
 Evaluation as a continuous and comprehensive process which takes place
in school and outside school, and involves the participation of pupils ,
teachers parents and community.
Kothari commission
R.C SHARMA
Evaluation =
Measurement
Quantitative
Non measurement
Qualitative
Value judgement
Logical
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Meaning and concept of evaluation
According to booklet of NCERT named “concept of evaluation”
 To what extent the objective has been achieved ?
 The learning experiences provided in the class have been effective to
what extent?
 How well have the teaching objectives been accomplished/completed ?
Evaluation means
o A systematic process.
o Collecting , analyzing and interpreting data.
o Assignment of symbols.
o Achievement of instructional objectives.
o Answer the question “how good”
ASPECTS OF EVALUATION
CONTENT(CURRICULUM)
EVALUATION PROCEDURE
(ORAL,WRITTEN,OBSERVATION)
OBJECTIVES
(PURPOSES OF INSTRUCTION)
TEACHING LEARNING ACTIVITIES
PURPOSE OF EVALUATION
 IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROGRAMME
 PROMOTION TO HIGHER GRADE
 SELECTION OF THE STUDENTS
 PLANNING OF THE PROGRAMME
 IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM AREAS
 PROVIDING MOTIVATION TO TEACHJERS AND STUDENTS
 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING
 SELECTION OF METHODS
 TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVES
SCOPE OF EVALUATION
 KNOWLEDGE
 COMPREHENSION
 INFORMATION
 SKILLS
 TENDENCIES ,ATTITUDES AND VALUE
 MISTAKES OF STUDENTS
 PHYSICAL HEALTH
ADVANTAGES OF EVALUATION
 IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENTS
 STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF THE STUDENTS
 DUAL ADVANTAGES
 FEARLESS EXAMINATION
 CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS
 HELPS IN GOAL ATTAINMENT
 IMPROVEMENT IN METHODOLOGY
 PREPARATION FOR FUTURE LIFE

Concept of test , measurement and evaluation

  • 1.
    Concept of test, measurement and evaluation  TEST IS USED TO GATHER INFORMATION  INFORMATION COLLECTED THROUGH TESTS IS PRESENTED IN THE FORM OF MEASUREMENT  THIS MEASUREMENT IS THEN USED TO MAKE EVALUATION
  • 2.
    CONCEPT OF TEST ATest is an assessment adopted to measure knowledge, skill , aptitude, physical fitness or classification in many other topics. An instrument or systematic procedure for measuring a sample of behaviour by posing a set of questions in a uniform manner.
  • 3.
    Standardized Testing  Standardizedtests are called assessments  Assessment:- collection and analysis of information about one or more students.  STANDARDIZED:-A particular group of students will take the same test that will be scored and analyzed the same way.  Score results for each students is then compared to the rest of the group
  • 4.
    MEASUREMENT This Photo byUnknown Author is licensed under CC BY Measurement is the numerical representation of an object.
  • 5.
    MEASUREMENT  Measurement refersto observations that can be expressed quantitatively and answers the questions “How much.”  “Measurement is the process of assigning symbols or numerals to observations objects or events in some meaningful or consistent manner according to rule.” Remmers , Gaze and Rummel Mahesh Bhargava
  • 6.
    CHARACTERISTICS OF EVALUATION SYSTEMATIC AND CONTINOUS  SCHOLASTIC AND NON SCHOLASTIC  INVOLVE VARIETY OF METHODS AND TECHNIQUES TO MEASURE BEHAVIOUR.  QUALITATIVE AS WELL AS QUANTITATIVE.  SCIENTIFIC AND SYSTEMATIC  HELP IN METHODOLOGY ASSESSMENT  COOPERATIVE IN NATURE  CHILD CENTERED
  • 7.
    MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION EVALUATION It is broader and more comprehensive.  It provides both qualitative and quantitative outcomes.  It deals the question “How good.”  Its results not depend on measurement.  It is value judgement  It is a means to an end  A variety of means and techniques are used. MEASUREMENT  It is narrow in concept.  It is limited to quantitative outcomes.  It deals the questions “How much”  It deals with the bringing modification in the behavior of the students.  Measurement is the part of the evaluation  It does not include value judgement.  It is limited to certain tools and techniques
  • 8.
    Evaluation  Evaluation iscontinuous process.  It forms an integral part of the total system of education and related to educational objectives.  It imparts a great influence on the pupils study habits and teachers methods of instruction.  Evaluation as a continuous and comprehensive process which takes place in school and outside school, and involves the participation of pupils , teachers parents and community. Kothari commission R.C SHARMA
  • 9.
    Evaluation = Measurement Quantitative Non measurement Qualitative Valuejudgement Logical This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY- NC-ND This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY
  • 10.
    Meaning and conceptof evaluation According to booklet of NCERT named “concept of evaluation”  To what extent the objective has been achieved ?  The learning experiences provided in the class have been effective to what extent?  How well have the teaching objectives been accomplished/completed ?
  • 11.
    Evaluation means o Asystematic process. o Collecting , analyzing and interpreting data. o Assignment of symbols. o Achievement of instructional objectives. o Answer the question “how good”
  • 12.
    ASPECTS OF EVALUATION CONTENT(CURRICULUM) EVALUATIONPROCEDURE (ORAL,WRITTEN,OBSERVATION) OBJECTIVES (PURPOSES OF INSTRUCTION) TEACHING LEARNING ACTIVITIES
  • 13.
    PURPOSE OF EVALUATION IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROGRAMME  PROMOTION TO HIGHER GRADE  SELECTION OF THE STUDENTS  PLANNING OF THE PROGRAMME  IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM AREAS  PROVIDING MOTIVATION TO TEACHJERS AND STUDENTS  GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING  SELECTION OF METHODS  TO ACHIEVE THE OBJECTIVES
  • 14.
    SCOPE OF EVALUATION KNOWLEDGE  COMPREHENSION  INFORMATION  SKILLS  TENDENCIES ,ATTITUDES AND VALUE  MISTAKES OF STUDENTS  PHYSICAL HEALTH
  • 15.
    ADVANTAGES OF EVALUATION IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENTS  STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF THE STUDENTS  DUAL ADVANTAGES  FEARLESS EXAMINATION  CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS  HELPS IN GOAL ATTAINMENT  IMPROVEMENT IN METHODOLOGY  PREPARATION FOR FUTURE LIFE