LEARNING AND ASSESSING
THROUGH PROJECTS
Presentation By NCDC
December 2022
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Session Outcomes
The participants should be able to:
1. Guide leaners during the development of
projects
2. Understand how to assess projects
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ACTIVITY 1: Managing Projects
in schools
In groups do the following tasks:
i. Which projects did your leaners come up with?
ii. How did the leaners come-up with the
projects?
iii. How did you support them?
iv. How did you mitigate the problems you
encountered?
v. What benefits came from the projects in your
school.
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ACTIVITY 2:Assessing Projects in
schools
In groups do the following tasks:
i. Identify the phases on the assessment rubric
for the projects?
ii. Which phase did you score highest and why?
iii. How did the leaners manage the reporting of
their projects?
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ACTIVITY 3: Identifying
projects
How can you guide leaners to Identify
projects in this scenario.
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ASSESSING PROJECTS
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Phase Indicators Max
Score
1 Identification, planning,
design
Title, alignment to theme, justification of the
project, methodology, identification of materials
x/…….
2 Project Implementation Organisation, Use of resources, focus on generic
skills and values
x/…….
3 Product Originality, creativity and innovation, accuracy x/…….
4 Project report Relevancy, Accuracy, coherence x/…….
Total x/……..
CONCLUSION
•Projects are an essential component of teaching-
learning and assessment in the LSC.
•Projects should be cost friendly and manageable,
therefore teachers should not make them seem
expensive.
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THANK YOU
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NCDC Development of Projects for lower secondary curriculum, Uganda

  • 1.
    LEARNING AND ASSESSING THROUGHPROJECTS Presentation By NCDC December 2022 www.ncdc.go.ug 1
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    Session Outcomes The participantsshould be able to: 1. Guide leaners during the development of projects 2. Understand how to assess projects www.ncdc.go.ug 2
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    ACTIVITY 1: ManagingProjects in schools In groups do the following tasks: i. Which projects did your leaners come up with? ii. How did the leaners come-up with the projects? iii. How did you support them? iv. How did you mitigate the problems you encountered? v. What benefits came from the projects in your school. www.ncdc.go.ug 3
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    ACTIVITY 2:Assessing Projectsin schools In groups do the following tasks: i. Identify the phases on the assessment rubric for the projects? ii. Which phase did you score highest and why? iii. How did the leaners manage the reporting of their projects? www.ncdc.go.ug 4
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    ACTIVITY 3: Identifying projects Howcan you guide leaners to Identify projects in this scenario. www.ncdc.go.ug 5
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    ASSESSING PROJECTS www.ncdc.go.ug 6 PhaseIndicators Max Score 1 Identification, planning, design Title, alignment to theme, justification of the project, methodology, identification of materials x/……. 2 Project Implementation Organisation, Use of resources, focus on generic skills and values x/……. 3 Product Originality, creativity and innovation, accuracy x/……. 4 Project report Relevancy, Accuracy, coherence x/……. Total x/……..
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    CONCLUSION •Projects are anessential component of teaching- learning and assessment in the LSC. •Projects should be cost friendly and manageable, therefore teachers should not make them seem expensive. www.ncdc.go.ug 7
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