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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Ahmad Apriyanto's Reflection

Talking about assessment, it’s not easy to be done. It’s not just give some questions to the students, then ask them to answer, and then we check it, then voilla……we already assess them. It could be an assessment, but we have to assess them deeper. Not only just their understanding in the end, but also their process to meet the understanding itself.

Assessment as learning, assessment of learning, and assessment for learning, three of them succeed to make me confused last week because for me, all of them are quiet similar. If I’m not mistaken, some differences that I know are:
- Assessment of learning is designed by the teachers; they have to design some strategies to meet students’ understanding.
- Assessment for learning needs teacher and students cooperation to make a better learning in the next meeting. It shows students’ progression in learning, describes them.
- Assessment as learning tends to the students’ involvement in assessing themselves. They can assess themselves; also can assess their friends, so the assessment doesn’t always come from the teacher.

One meeting to explore those-three-assessments does not enough for me, meanwhile last week we learned them just based on our perception. Sometimes, there is something doubt if I just learn something by my perception, I need the conclusion from the master of this subject to make sure that our perceptions are not wrong.

What do you think of my reflection? Is there any comment?

3 comments:

  1. I do agree with you mamed..
    One meeting is not enough for me to understand about three kinds of assessment.

    And i also agree with you that assessment is not easy thing to do.
    in my opinion, is not fair if we assess our students based on their mid or final exam only.

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  2. Hahah thanks Woro,

    I think the teachers not only assess them by mid and exam only, I'm sure that the teachers have another assessments like the reaview in the end of each chapter, quizzes, and etc. However, most of the teacher just make it into numbers, so they don't explain about students' progress. That's what we should do for the next :D

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  3. Yeah, i think most of us still think about assessment as/of/as learning based on our perception, because i find many differences understanding in every reflection about assessment.

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