Sunday, March 22, 2015
Chapter 7A
This chapter is about assessing and reporting student achievement. I think the checklist version of assessment is interesting. I can see how that would make grading easier as well as a self evaluation form easier. However, in figure 7.4 when the first question was, "Speak so that everyone could hear?". Instead of only yes or no, I would want more options like a rubric because the student may not be loud all of the time and more in between then the yes and no options. The checklist in figure 7.5 was more appropriate because it was a checklist of whether or not the student portrays developed skills. In that example, a student would either have it or not. So the yes or no options make more sense.
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I agree with you. I think that there are certain assignments that checklists can be used effectively to grade with and sometimes a rubric is more appropriate. I would use checklists in my classroom on more general assignments when the objectives may be more broad and open ended.
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