The terminology throughout this text has been used
to limit and delimit the meaning of these words according to their use
in this document.
| Assessment
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Process of judging student behavior or product;
comprehends evaluation and testing. it may include rating scales, observation checklists, content analysis and/or interviews. |
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| Anecdotal record
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Written observations by the teacher; it provides a continuous account
of student behavior while learning.
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| Brainstorming
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Rapid suggestion of ideas and discussion on a specific theme/subject
without taking time to evaluate each one.
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| Concept mapping
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An assessment technique based on clustering used to determine how well
a student understand concepts and relationships.
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| Context
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The unity of aspects that connects content in order to give meaning
and continuity.
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| Context standards
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Knowledge, skills, and understanding that students
should acquire to attain competency in different areas. |
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| Curriculum
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Statement of both the content and methodology of teaching a course
of sequence of courses; a content guide.
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| Evaluation
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Process of interpreting our making judgements about assessment data
to determine the extent of achievement of instructional objectives.
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| Formative tests
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Tests administered during the process of learning.
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| Journal
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An ongoing written record of a student's thoughts based on self-selected
topics of personal interest.
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| Measurement
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A rating indicating the level of attainment of a desired
quality; a percentage of correct answers on a given test. In criterion-referenced assessment, assessment is specified as degrees of attainment (a score or a rating) based on what is possible. |
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| Performance Standard
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The quality of student attainment required to demonstrate his/her competency
level in a subject area.
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| Portfolio
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A collection of forms of evidence written or otherwise based
on learning and classroom experiences.
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| Reading/writing process
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Relationship between encoding and decoding language and putting it
down on paper.
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| Receiver
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One who gets a message, decodes it and may react upon it.
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| Rubric
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An established set of criteria for scoring or rating
student's tests, portfolios and/or performance. |
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| Sender
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One who transmit a message.
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| Summative tests
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Tests given/taken at the end of the learning process
to ascertain learning competencies. |
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| Symposium
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A series of short, uninterrupted public speeches,
often involving a panel of experts. |
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| Values
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Rules of conduct/behavior whose purpose is to do
good and avoid evil. |