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Assessment, Measurement, and Evaluation Prepared by: Brien L. Naco

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Assessment, Measurement, and

Evaluation

Prepared by:Brien L. Naco

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Assessment, Measurement, and Evaluation

• ASSESSMENT-is gathering all data and organizing them together to an interpretable form.

 • MEASUREMENT-is the process of determining

the quantitative achievement of a learner in the subject he studied.

 • EVALUATION-is the process of determining the

worth or value of the result of measurement.

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Importance of Measurement and Evaluation

The most important purpose of measurement and evaluation is for the teacher and the learner to know how successful the teaching and learning have been.

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Function of Measurement and Evaluation

INSTRUCTIONAL FUNCTIONS

The Main instructional functions are:

1. To determine what and how much knowledge, principles and other pieces of information have been acquired.

2. To determine what and how much values and attitudes have been implied.

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3. To determine what and to what extent skills have been acquired; and

4. To determine the difficulties and problems encountered by the students.

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AUXILLIARY INSTRUCTIONAL FUNCTIONS

• 1. To serve as guides in learning.• 2. To serve as a motivation and incentive

to study harder.• 3. To serve as a basis for diagnosing

students needs and problems.• 4. To serve as a basis for determining the

effectiveness of the teaching-learning process and the need for re - teaching.

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Types of Evaluation

Diagnostic Evaluation

Formative Evaluation

Summative Evaluation

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EDUCATIONAL MODEL

Objective

Instruction

Assessment (Measurement)

Evaluation

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Tools used for Measurement and Evaluation

1. Observation and Work Samples

2. Rating Scales

3. Checklists

4. Written Work (Themes, Notebooks, Reports and Homework)

5. Test