Episode Title: Assessing Students Holistically Duration: 3 hours Resources Needed: PowerPoint Presentation DepEd Order No. 3! s. "#$" %as& 'ards (anila paper (ar&ers Objectives: )n this session! the participants are e*pected to+ ,ain a clear and functional understanding of the theories! principles! philosophy! policies! features of assessment as stipulated in DepEd Order No. 3! s. "#$" Distinguish -etween and among assessment of! as! and for learning De.elop prototype performance tas&s and assessment tools Articulate the importance of .iewing assessment as a means to inform instruction and impro.e teaching Overview: Assessment is one critical part of curriculum implementation! of teaching and learning processes. %his is the true test of a relia-le! resilient! and /uality0assured education system. Hence! assessment should -e .iewed as one holistic approach to diagnosing instructional deli.ery! forming and summing up teaching! gi.ing feed-ac&! and e.entually impro.ing teaching. )n this session! we shall ha.e a clearer and -etter understanding of how assessment is done in the 1 to $" 2asic Education Program. PRIMING ATI!IT" E.eryone understands the meaning of north. Now! do this+ 'lose your eyes . . . point to the north. (aintain your position . . . now open your eyes and loo& around. Are you pointing to the same direction3 4hy3 Process this acti.ity -y saying+ People .iew one thing in different ways. )t is important that whate.er those ways are! all of us would -e pointing at the same right direction when we tal& a-out the 1 to $" 2EP. ATI!IT" # $. ,roup pa* into 5. ". As& each group to come up with a list of acti.ities that would assess students along+ A 6 1nowledge 2 6 Process7S&ills ' 6 8nderstanding D 6 Product7Performance 3. Let participants present their outputs. 1 2014 Training of Trainers/Teachers ANA$"SIS # $. How did you find the tas& gi.en you3 ". 4hat classroom acti.ities can -e gi.en under 1nowledge! Process7S&ills! 8nderstanding! and Product7Performance3 3. 4hich of these acti.ities can -e considered in each category3 5. 4hich of these acti.ities can -e classified as diagnostic! formati.e! or summati.e in nature3 9. 4hy is it necessary to assess students -efore! during! and after the lesson3 :. 4hat ma&es a holistic assessment3 . 4hat ha.e you reali;ed a-out assessment of learning outcome3 ATI!IT" % 4or&ing as a group! prepare a performance tas& guided -y the ,<ASPS (odel. Prepare a ru-ric to rate the performance of the students. )dentify a specific competency from the %eacher=s ,uide. , >goal? < >roles? A >audience? S >situation? P >product7performance? S >standard? Present your output. ANA$"SIS % $. How did you find the acti.ity3 ". 4hat helped you in doing the tas&3 3. 4hat -loc&ed you from doing it3 5. 4hat did you consider in coming up with a performance tas&3 <u-rics3 9. 4hat insights did you gain from this acti.ity3 A&STRATION ,i.e a lecturette on Assessment of Learning Outcome -ased on DepEd Order No. 3! s. "#$". Emphasi;e the alignment7congruency of the assessment tool with the learning competencies! program standard and performance standard. Learners who o-tain a rating of 2 >-eginning? should undergo remediation as soon as possi-le. As a matter of policy! e.ery learning deficiency should -e -ridged e.en for those students whose le.el of proficiency is a-o.e the 2eginning Le.el. Appropriate inter.ention should -e pro.ided until the students reach Proficiency Le.el. ,i.e emphasis on the use of authentic assessment tools. <u-rics should go with product7performance assessment. APP$IATION 2 2014 Training of Trainers/Teachers REVISED AS OF MARCH 12, 2014 )ndi.idually! thin& of a performance tas& that would assess the &nowledge! s&ills! and attitude of your students at the end of the unit and prepare a ru-ric to rate them o-@ecti.ely. >Note+ %his can -e gi.en as an assignment.? $IN'ER (A teac)er is a ver* special person w)o uses )is or )er creativit* and in+uirin, -ind to develop t)e rare talent o. encoura,in, ot)ers to think, to dream, to learn, to try, to do! !e"er#$ Con%#in & 2014 Training of Trainers/Teachers REVISED AS OF MARCH 12, 2014