Chapter 3 Lesson 3 - Final
Chapter 3 Lesson 3 - Final
As basis, assessments use the levels of achievement and standards required for
the curricular goals appropriate for the grade or year level (Navarro, Santos & Corpuz,
2018). However, time and resources are matters that are needed to be considered to
have practical and efficient assessment tools.
In this module we will learn factors on practicality and efficiency that contribute to
high quality assessments.
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to have critiqued
teacher-made tests using the principles of high-quality assessment by describing
how testing can be made more practical and efficient.
Read the following scenario and decide how the teacher can make his/her a
good assessment.
1. Mr. Romeo is preparing a final examination for his grade ten students in English
Subject scheduled two weeks from now. He is handling four sections. The
English Subject coordinator instructed the faculty that grades were due three
days after the exam. He is planning to give an essay type exam.
2. Ms Anne would like to assess the cooking skills of her Grade 6 pupils. She plans
to require pupils to do actual cooking, however, she is handling 3 sections with
40 learners in each class and the subject period is only good for 50 minutes.
Based on the scenarios on the previous activity, answer the questions on page 84.
2. Time Required
Time includes construction and use of the instrument and the interpretation of
results. Other things being equal, it is desirable to use the shortest assessment
time possible that provides valid and reliable results.
4. Ease of Scoring
Use scoring procedures appropriate to your method and purpose. The easier
procedure, the more reliable an assessment is.
5. Ease of Interpretation
Interpretation is easier if there was a plan on how to use the results prior to
assessment.
6. Cost
Other things being equal, the less expense used to gather information, the better.
Time Required
He/She must consider how long it will take the students to compete the
output.
Ease of Scoring
A rubric must be constructed. More preferably, an analytic rubric must be
used.
Ease of Interpretation
Derive a quantitative data using the rubric for interpretation.
Cost
The teacher should consider the materials that will be required for the
output.
2. Ms. Rivera, a Science teacher, would like her students to create a video about
proper waste management. She looked into the strengths and limitations of
giving a performance task. She is used to giving projects to students, but she
has limited knowledge about educational technology. Except for the content,
she does not know how to grade the technical aspect of the video.
Chapter 2.
Read the following scenario and decide how the teacher can make his/her a good
assessment. Discuss your answers in not more than seven sentences.
1. Mr. Romeo is preparing a final examination for his grade ten students in English
Subject scheduled two weeks from now. He is handling four sections. The
English Subject coordinator instructed the faculty that grades were due three
days after the exam. He is planning to give an essay type exam.
a. What type of assessment should Mr. Romeo consider? Why?
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b. If you still opt to have the essay, how are you going to do it considering the
time element?
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3. Ms Anne would like to assess the cooking skills of her Grade 6 pupils. She plans
to require pupils to do actual cooking, however, she is handling 3 sections with
40 learners in each class and the subject period is only good for 50 minutes.
a. What type of assessment should you recommend to Ms. Anne and why?
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b. If she decided to have the actual cooking demonstrations, what should she
take into considerations?
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Familiarity with
the method
Time Required
Complexity of the
Administration
Ease of Scoring
Ease of
Interpretation
Cost
Recommendation
2. Ms. Rivera, a Science teacher, would like her students to create a video about
proper waste management. She looked into the strengths and limitations of
giving a performance task. She is used to giving projects to students, but she
has limited knowledge about educational technology. Except for the content,
she does not know how to grade the technical aspect of the video.
Familiarity with
the method
Time Required
Complexity of the
Administration
Ease of Scoring
Ease of
Interpretation
Cost
Recommendation
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B. Under Dig it up Activity in Lesson 4 – Validity, you were required to plan a valid
assessment of two competencies based on your specialization. Using the same
competencies, discuss how your assessments are practical and efficient. Use a
separate short bond paper for your answer.