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What is assessment?
It’s the process of collecting information about students’ learning to improve teaching.
What is evaluation?
It’s the final judgment of learning after a process is completed.
What is an examination?
A formal test given at a specific time to measure performance.
What is formative assessment for?
To give feedback and improve learning during the process.
What is summative assessment for?
To measure achievement at the end of a learning period.
Give one example of formative assessment.
Quizzes, drafts, peer feedback, or self-assessment.
Give one example of summative assessment.
Final project, final exam, or term report.
What does validity mean in assessment?
The test measures what it is supposed to measure.
What is reliability?
Consistency in results across different times or raters.
What is authenticity?
Assessment tasks that reflect real-life communication.
What is the purpose of diagnostic assessment?
To identify students’ prior knowledge before teaching.
Name 3 principles of good assessment.
Validity, reliability, fairness, transparency, authenticity, practicality, or formative orientation.
What does transparency mean?
Students know the criteria and what will be assessed.
What is feedback used for?
To help students understand how to improve.
What is an example of an authentic task?
Writing an email, giving a presentation, or role-playing.
What is competence-based assessment focused on?
Knowledge, skills, and attitudes applied in real-life contexts.
