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Performance (Authentic) Assessments

Authentic performance assessments go beyond traditional testing, requiring students to demonstrate knowledge and skills through practical tasks. By focusing on the process and the outcomes, these assessments offer a comprehensive view of student achievement. Key components include designing tasks that challenge students in new contexts, establishing clear formats for assessments, and using rubrics with predetermined criteria. Examples include creating articles, problem-solving proposals, and debates, providing varied and engaging methods to evaluate student performance effectively.

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Performance (Authentic) Assessments

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  1. Performance (Authentic) Assessments Review

  2. Goes Beyond Testing Students must show they've gained certain knowledge and skills Usually focused on the process used to arrive at the product or outcome as well as the product or outcome itself Provides a more complete picture of student achievement

  3. Three Components Task: designed to assess students knowledge in a new situation Format: how you want the assessment to be completed Rubric: predetermined written criteria

  4. The How-To

  5. Performance Assessment Examples Create a game. Write an article for the school newspaper or local newspaper. Write a research paper. Propose and support a way to solve a problem. Design a museum exhibit. Rewrite an ending to your favorite story or to a story that's been read in class. Create a classification system for a group of objects. Identify a variety of solutions for a problem. Write a review for a school or local play or concert. Write the "other side of a story" from the villain's perspective.

  6. Examples Continued Model building Measurement taking Oral reports Written report Lab report Debates Portfolios Science notebook/journals Student talk Active listening Concept maps Open-ended questions

  7. Rubric Does it assess what you think it assesses? Does it really reflect what the students were actually doing? Is it fair and is it doable? Do the students know about it ahead of time? http://rubistar.4teachers.org/

  8. Resources http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/understand-assessment-strategies-HA010021574.aspx http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/archive/Cl1/flag/extra/download/cat/perfass/perfass.pdf http://jonathan.mueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/toolbox/index.htm

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