PROF-ED-9
PROF-ED-9
D. Developing
Authentic
Classroom
Assessments
1. A framework for
authentic assessment
2. Authentic assessment
development process
LESSON 2
Unit 2 – Performance
Assessment
a. design and develop performance tasks using the Goal, Role, Audience, Situation, Products, Standards
(GRASPS) model;
A. What and why of b. develop appropriate assessment rubrics or customize existing ones to fit the desired outcome; and
performance assessment
1. Meaning and nature c. interpret performance assessment data/ results for monitoring and evaluating learner achievement to
- Purpose of improve learner performance and inform instruction.
performance
assessment
- Types of performance
tasks
o Process-based
o Products-based
2. Principles of
performance
assessment
B. Developing Performance
Tasks
1. Designing performance tasks
2. Goal, Role, Audience,
Situation, Products,
Standards (GRASPS) model:
A guide to developing
authentic performance
tasks
3. Differentiating
performance tasks for
diverse learners
4. Scoring Rubrics
- Types
- Components
- Development
- Interpretation and utilization
LESSON 3
Unit 3 – Authentic
Assessment of the Affective
Domain
a. select appropriately developed, high quality affective assessment tools;
b. use target- and learner- appropriate affective assessment methods and tools; and
A. Affective Targets
1. Attitudes
2. Interests c. interpret performance assessment data/ results for monitoring and evaluating learner achievement to
3. Motivation improve learner performance and inform instruction.
4. Values
5. Self-concept
6. Locus of control
7. Self-efficacy
8. Anxiety
9. Creativity
10. Epistemological beliefs
B. Appropriate methods
1. Types
2. Selection
3. Development
4. Interpretation and utilization
LESSON 4
Unit 4 – Communicating
Authentic Assessment
Results a. design and develop portfolios for authentic assessment of learning outcomes;
A. Effective Communication b. report, punctually and accurately, results of assessment of learner academic performance and
1. What to communicate achievement in the form of grades, marks, descriptors or narratives; and
2. Why communicate
3. How to communicate c. articulate to parents learning needs, progress and behavior of the learners during a parent- teacher
- Managing message quality conference or other appropriate situation.
- Managing
interpersonal
dynamics
B. Portfolio as a
Communication Medium
1. Portfolios and
authentic assessment
- Nature and characteristics
- Analyzing the key
components of portfolios
2. Types and uses
3. ePortfolios
B. explain how professional reflection and learning can be used to improve teaching practice.
A. Reflective Practice
Using Learner Attainment
Data
1. Learners’ test scores
2. Learners’ non-test data
and other information
B. Reflective Practice
Through Performance
Evaluation
1. Students as Evaluators
2. Peers as Evaluators
3. Supervisors as Evaluators