| The most important prerequisite
to authentic assessment is OBSERVATION (Armstrong 2000).
"Observing students solving problems or fashioning
products in real-life contexts provides the bets picture of student
competencies in the range of subjects taught in school...The next most
important component in implementing authentic assessment is
documentation."
(p.89)
Documentation includes:
-ANECDOTAL
RECORDS
-WORK SAMPLES
-AUDIO
CASSETTES -VIDEOTAPES PHOTOGRAPHY -STUDENT-KEPT CHARTS -SOCIOGRAMS
- INFORMAL TESTS -INFORMAL use of STANDARDIZED TESTS -STUDENT INTERVIEWS
-CRITERION REFERENCED ASSESSMENTS
-CHECKLISTS
-CLASSROOM MAPS -CALENDAR RECORDS
(p. 89-90)
Armstrong, T. (2000). Multiple Intelligences in the
Classroom. (2e). Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development:
Alexandria, VA. |