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  • Example of Authentic Assessment

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    This document describes several methods for assessing student learning: 1) Oral interviews allow teachers to ask students questions informally over multiple days to record observations. 2) Experiments/demonstrations allow students to complete hands-on activities and be observed using rubrics. 3) Story or text retellings have students orally summarize what they've read or heard to assess comprehension.

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    This document describes several methods for assessing student learning: 1) Oral interviews allow teachers to ask students questions informally over multiple days to record observations. 2) Experiments/demonstrations allow students to complete hands-on activities and be observed using rubrics. 3) Story or text retellings have students orally summarize what they've read or heard to assess comprehension.

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    Example of Authentic Assessment

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    Hana Nur Fitrah
    This document describes several methods for assessing student learning: 1) Oral interviews allow teachers to ask students questions informally over multiple days to record observations. 2) Experiments/demonstrations allow students to complete hands-on activities and be observed using rubrics. 3) Story or text retellings have students orally summarize what they've read or heard to assess comprehension.

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    ORAL INTERVIEWS

    Description :
    Teacher asks students questions
    about personal background, EXPERIMENTS / DEMONSTRATION
    activities, readings, and interests Description :
    Advantages : Students complete experiment or
    Informal and relaxed context demonstrate use of materials
    Conducted over successive days Advantages :
    with each student Students make formal
    Record observations on an presentation, written report, or
    interview guide both
    Can observe oral and written
    STORY OR TEXT RETELLING products and thinking skills
    Description : Scored with rubric or rating scale
    Students retell main ideas or
    selected details of text experienced CONSTRUCTED-RESPONSE ITEMS
    through listening or reading Description :
    Advantages : Students respond in writing to
    Students produce oral report open-ended questions
    Can be scored on content or Advantages :
    language components Students produce written report
    Scored with rubric or rating scale Usually scored on substantive
    Can determine reading information and thinking skills
    comprehension, reading strategies, Scored with rubric or rating scale
    and language development
    TEACHER OBSERVATIONS
    WRITING SAMPLES Description :
    Description : Teacher observes student
    Students generate narrative, attention, response to instructional
    expository, persuasive, or materials, or interactions with
    reference paper other students
    Advantages : Advantages :
    Students produce written Setting is classroom environment
    documents Takes little time
    Can be scored on content or Record observations with anecdotal
    language components notes or rating scales
    Scored with rubric or rating scale
    Can determine writing processes PORTFOLIOS
    Description :
    PROJECTS / EXHIBITIONS Focused collection of student work
    Description : to show progress over time
    Students complete project in Advantages :
    content area, working individually Integrates information from a
    or in pairs number of sources
    Advantages : Gives overall picture of student
    Students make formal performance and learning
    presentation, written report, or Strong student involvement and
    both commitment
    Can observe oral and written Calls for student self-assessment
    products and thinking skills
    Scored with rubric or rating scale

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