1. Assessment and evaluation play an important role in social science education by helping teachers understand student learning and determine if educational objectives have been achieved.
2. There are various methods of assessment in social sciences, including continuous and comprehensive evaluation, term end examinations, self-assessment, peer assessment, and portfolio assessments.
3. For assessment methods to be effective, they should demonstrate validity, reliability, fairness, and practicality. Validity means an assessment actually measures what it is intended to measure. Reliability means an assessment produces consistent results. Fairness means students understand what is being assessed. Practicality means an assessment is efficient and feasible for teachers and students.
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CONTINUOUS & COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION
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1. The document discusses modern evaluation techniques like Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) and grading systems.
2. CCE aims to provide a holistic assessment of student development in both academic and non-academic areas over their time in school through continuous evaluation.
3. Grading systems communicate student achievement through standardized symbols and can involve direct grading by teachers, indirect grading by converting marks to grades, and relative grading based on student performance compared to peers.
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Download Link Found Here
https://teachingtools-stuff.blogspot.com/2017/02/k-to-12-grading-sheet-deped-order-no.html
For the Grading Sheet Spreadsheet
http://www.slideshare.net/chuckrymaunes5/k-to-12-grading-sheet-based-on-deped-order-no-8-series-of-2015
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2. CHARACTERISTICS OF 21ST
CENTURY ASSESSMENT
Modern educational assessment
focuses on evaluating students in ways
that align with the needs and
demands of the 21st
century.
4. FLEXIBLE
Assessment need to adaptable to be
students’ settings. Rather than the
identical approach works in that
traditional assessment, 21st
century
approaches are more versatile.
5. INTEGRATED
Assessments are to be incorporated into
day-to- day practice rather than as add-
ons at the end of instructions or during a
single specified week of the school
calendar.
6. INFORMATIVE
The desired 21st
century goals and
objectives are clearly stated and
explicitly taught. Students display their
range of emerging knowledge and skills.
Exemplars routinely guide students
toward achievement of targets.
9. THE NEED AND
PURPOSE OF
EVALUATION.
Prepared By:
Cesar Rosales
BSED-III Social Studies
10. CONCEPT
* Evaluation has emerged as a prominent
process of assessing, testing and
measuring.
* Its main objective is qualitative
improvement
11. * Evaluation is the science of providing
information for decision making.
* Evaluation is the process that tells the
strengths and weaknesses of the program so
that efforts were made to bring
improvement in the system.
12. * Evaluation focuses on grades and may
reflect classroom components other than
the course content.
These include:
* Discussion
* Cooperation
* Attendance
14. * Evaluation implies a critical assessment
of educational process and its outcome in
the light of the objectives.
* Evaluation includes measurement and
testing. It is an information processing,
judgment formation, and decision making.
15. MEANING
* Evaluation is a continuous process. It
forms an integral part of the total
educational system and that is intimately
related to educational objectives.
- Kothari Commission
16. * Evaluation is the process of determining
the extent to which educational objectives
are being attained, effectiveness of
teaching- learning experiences provided
in the classroom, and how well the goal of
education has been accomplished.
-NCERT
17. PURPOSE
* To make judgement about the quality.
* To keep a periodic check on
effectiveness of the educational
institution.
* To indicate where improvements are
necessary.
18. * To provide information, effective
guidance of individual student evaluation.
* To appraise all significant aspects of the
students accomplishment.
* To provide psychological security to the
school staff and students.
* To provide a sound basis for public
relations.
19. NEED
Evaluation:
* Is important to the classroom
teachers, supervisors and
administrations in directing as well as
guiding teaching.
* Stimulates students to study.
* Helps parents to understand pupil’s