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[TRAISI code: 73209] Learn principles for designing good alternative assessments and robust rubrics. |
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Course synopsis |
There is a growing recognition that we need a variety of assessment types in schools. These different assessment methods will help bring balance to the emphasis on conventional paper-and-pen tests as well as cater to diverse student abilities and cover a wider range of learning outcomes. Careful consideration is therefore required in evaluating and selecting alternative assessments that can deliver on these intended outcomes. Frameworks for designing alternative assessments and rubrics will be presented in this course. Participants will also be introduced to the salient issues involved in such alternative assessments. At the end of the course, participants will be able to make informed choices based on fundamental assessment principles. |
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Objective |
This course might be offered as an online course or have online components embedded in view of the evolving COVID-19 situation. Participants would be informed prior to the commencement of the course.
1. Increase participants’ knowledge and skills regarding alternative assessments and connections to curricular aims 2. Give participants experience in developing or adapting alternative assessments, and their associated rubrics, for use in schools 3. Enable participants to evaluate alternative assessment tasks for requisite learning and to support newly-emerging curricular goals (e.g., 21st century competencies, character and citizenship education) |
Outline |
1. The trend towards alternative assessments and why
2. Key concepts in designing alternative assessments 3. Reliability and validity issues in alternative assessments 4. Inductive and deductive ways of crafting rubrics |
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*MOE Participants include: MOE Participants & Direct Hires Staff from independent schools, Specialised Independent and Specialised Schools |
Who should attend |
All educators
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