At this meeting, I arrived
late but my delay does not deter me to follow the course PETA meeting. At this
meeting, we study various types of assessment. Like other types of assessments are
discussed by my group of Grading. Basically we do not know more clearly about
the grading by the professor because I asked my group to look in the library.
I just get a little
information about the grading. There are two types of grading that can be used to
assess student scores are based on the limits we have set, for example, teachers
set a score of 80-90 will get a grade A and a score of 70-80 will get a grade
of B. Also, it can also be used by using a percentage of the number of students
for a particular grade, for example, 10% the number of students with the
highest scores will get a grade A and 20% with a standard score will get a grade
of B. In my opinion, an effective way to determine the grade is by using a restriction
score. But at this meeting we have not had time to discuss the advantages and
disadvantages of Grading.
With various types of assessment that I know, I am increasingly convinced
that the presence of other types of assessment can make me (as
a prospective teacher) to be creatif in conducting assessments to students.
Maryatul Kibtiah
2010110013
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