Assessment FOR, OF, AS Learning| Purposes of Assessment|Assessment in Learning

Sir Chan
23 Feb 202105:19

Summary

TLDRChristian's assessment and learning class explores three key assessment purposes: Assessment for Learning (AfL), a formative process used by teachers to inform their teaching; Assessment of Learning (AoL), a summative evaluation to judge student achievement against standards; and Assessment as Learning (AsL), where students self-assess and reflect on their progress. This session clarifies each type, emphasizing their roles in enhancing the educational experience.

Takeaways

  • 📚 There are three main purposes of assessment: assessment for learning (AfL), assessment of learning (AoL), and assessment as learning (AsL).
  • 👨‍🏫 Assessment for Learning (AfL) is formative and used by teachers to inform their teaching, occurring before and throughout the learning process.
  • 🔍 AfL helps teachers determine student progress and learning gaps, allowing them to adjust their teaching strategies accordingly.
  • 📈 Assessment of Learning (AoL) is summative, occurring at the end of a unit or chapter to judge student achievement against set goals or standards.
  • 🏆 AoL includes assessments like mastery tests, periodical tests, and achievement tests, which are used for grading purposes.
  • 🤔 Assessment as Learning (AsL) involves students in self-assessment, encouraging them to reflect on and monitor their own learning progress.
  • 📝 AsL is formative and helps students to use metacognitive processes to think about their learning strategies and make necessary adjustments.
  • 📋 Examples of AsL include reflective journals and insights, which are tools for students to track their own learning journey.
  • 🏅 AfL aims to improve the teaching and learning process by providing feedback and adjusting instruction based on student needs.
  • 📊 AoL is crucial for reporting student performance and is often what is reported to students, parents, and administrators.
  • 🌟 AsL is considered the highest form of assessment as it empowers students to take charge of their own learning and development.

Q & A

  • What are the three purposes of assessment mentioned in the script?

    -The three purposes of assessment mentioned are assessment for learning (AfL), assessment of learning (AoL), and assessment as learning (AsL).

  • What is meant by 'assessment for learning' (AfL)?

    -Assessment for learning is a formative type of assessment used by teachers to inform their teaching. It occurs before and throughout the learning sequence to determine progress and learning gaps.

  • How does a teacher use assessment for learning (AfL)?

    -A teacher uses AfL to examine activities in class and uses the evidence to decide whether to reteach concepts or move on to the next lesson.

  • What is the purpose of assessment for learning (AfL)?

    -The purpose of AfL is to improve the teaching and learning process by identifying areas where students may need additional support or where the teacher may need to adjust their teaching approach.

  • What is 'assessment of learning' (AoL) and how does it differ from AfL?

    -Assessment of learning is a summative type of assessment used by teachers to determine what students have learned against specified standards or goals. It differs from AfL in that it is done at the end of a unit or chapter for grading purposes.

  • What are some examples of assessment of learning (AoL)?

    -Examples of AoL include mastery tests, periodical tests, basic education achievement tests, and for college, preliminary, midterm, semi-final, and final exams.

  • What is 'assessment as learning' (AsL) and how does it involve students?

    -Assessment as learning is a self-assessment process where students monitor and critically reflect on their own learning, using metacognitive processes to think about their learning strategies and how to advance their learning.

  • What are some examples of assessment as learning (AsL)?

    -Examples of AsL include reflective journals, reflections, and insights where students evaluate their own understanding and progress.

  • How does assessment as learning (AsL) contribute to a student's learning experience?

    -AsL contributes to a student's learning experience by fostering self-directed learning, encouraging students to take charge of their own learning process and to make necessary adjustments for improvement.

  • Why is it important for teachers to understand the different purposes of assessment?

    -Understanding the different purposes of assessment allows teachers to use a variety of assessment strategies effectively, which can lead to improved student learning outcomes and a more tailored educational experience.

  • How can assessment for learning (AfL) be recorded without being graded?

    -AfL can be recorded through anecdotal notes, checklists, or rubrics that track student progress and understanding without assigning a grade. The focus is on the learning process rather than the final product.

Outlines

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📚 Introduction to Assessment Purposes

Christian introduces the three purposes of assessment in an educational context: assessment for learning (AfL), assessment of learning (AoL), and assessment as learning (AsL). AfL is formative, used by teachers to inform their teaching and occurs before and throughout the learning sequence to identify progress and gaps. Examples include diagnostic tests, Q&A during discussions, and quizzes. AoL is summative, determining what students have learned against standards or goals, and is conducted at the end of units or chapters. Examples include mastery tests, periodical tests, and achievement tests. AsL is self-assessment, allowing students to reflect on and monitor their progress, which is formative in nature. Reflective journals and insights are examples of AsL.

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🔍 Recap of Assessment Purposes

The paragraph summarizes the three purposes of assessment. AfL is conducted by teachers to improve the teaching and learning process. AoL is also done by teachers for grading purposes at the end of units. AsL is conducted by students to monitor their own progress through reflection.

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Keywords

💡Assessment

Assessment refers to the process of evaluating student performance or learning outcomes. In the context of the video, assessment is the central theme and is discussed in three distinct forms: for learning, of learning, and as learning. It is a critical component in educational settings to gauge student progress and adjust teaching strategies accordingly.

💡Assessment for Learning (AfL)

Assessment for Learning is a formative assessment strategy used by teachers to inform their teaching practices. It is mentioned in the script as occurring before and throughout the learning sequence to determine student progress and learning gaps. This type of assessment is not graded and is used to improve the teaching and learning process, such as through diagnostic tests or quizzes.

💡Assessment of Learning (AoL)

Assessment of Learning is a summative form of assessment that determines what students have learned against specified standards or goals. It is done at the end of a unit or chapter to certify student competence. The script mentions mastery tests, periodical tests, and achievement tests as examples of this type of assessment, which are typically used for grading purposes.

💡Assessment as Learning (AaL)

Assessment as Learning is a self-assessment process where students reflect on and monitor their own learning progress. It is described in the script as the highest form of assessment, encouraging self-directed learning where students use metacognitive processes to think about their learning strategies and how to advance their learning. Examples given include reflective journals and insights.

💡Formative Assessment

Formative Assessment is a continuous process used by teachers to provide feedback and adjust teaching methods to improve student learning. The script describes it in relation to Assessment for Learning, where teachers use evidence from ongoing assessments to inform their teaching and address learning gaps.

💡Summative Assessment

Summative Assessment is an evaluation conducted at the end of an instructional unit to measure student achievement. It is mentioned in the context of Assessment of Learning, where it is used for grading and reporting student performance over a complete learning unit or chapter.

💡Learning Progress

Learning Progress refers to the advancement of a student's understanding or skills over time. The script discusses it in relation to Assessment for Learning, where teachers determine the progress made by students to inform their teaching strategies.

💡Learning Gaps

Learning Gaps are the areas where students struggle or lack understanding. The video script mentions that Assessment for Learning helps identify these gaps so that teachers can address them effectively.

💡Metacognitive Processes

Metacognitive Processes are the strategies students use to think about and manage their own learning. The script discusses these in the context of Assessment as Learning, where students reflect on their learning and consider what strategies will support their progress.

💡Self-Directed Learning

Self-Directed Learning is an approach where students take responsibility for their own learning path. It is highlighted in the script as a key aspect of Assessment as Learning, where students monitor their progress and make necessary adjustments.

💡Reflection

Reflection is the act of thinking deeply about one's own learning experiences. The script mentions reflection as a key component of Assessment as Learning, where students critically evaluate their learning to inform future goals.

Highlights

Introduction to the three purposes of assessment: assessment for learning, of learning, and as learning.

Assessment for learning (AFL) helps teachers infer student progress to guide their teaching.

Assessment of learning (AOL) is used to evaluate student achievement based on goals or standards.

Assessment as learning (ASL) allows students to reflect on and monitor their own learning progress.

AFL is a formative assessment occurring before and during the learning process to identify progress and gaps.

AFL uses evidence like seat works, diagnostic tests, and quizzes but is not graded.

AOL is summative and used at the end of a unit or chapter to measure learning against standards.

AOL examples include mastery tests, periodical tests, and achievement tests, which are used for grading purposes.

ASL encourages self-directed learning through metacognition, where students evaluate their own progress.

ASL examples include reflective journals and personal reflections to help students monitor learning.

AFL aims to improve the teaching and learning process based on formative assessments.

AOL provides a final assessment of competence and is typically used for grading.

ASL is the highest form of assessment, focusing on student self-assessment and personal growth.

Teachers use AFL to decide whether to reteach content or move forward with lessons.

The three purposes of assessment collectively aim to enhance both the teaching approach and student self-improvement.

Transcripts

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hi everyone welcome again to another

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session of learning together

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i am christian and this is assessment

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and learning class

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in today's session we are going to talk

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about the three purposes

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of assessment there are three purposes

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of assessment

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namely assessment for learning

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assessment

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of learning and assessment as learning

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assessment for learning of course when

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teachers use inferences about the

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student's progress

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to inform their teaching assessment of

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learning

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occurs when teachers use evidence of

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student learning to make

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judgment on student achievement against

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goals or standards and assessment as

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learning of course when students

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reflect on and monitor their progress to

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inform

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their future learning goals to further

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understand the three purposes of

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assessment

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let's have it one by one let's start

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first with

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assessment for learning assessment for

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learning

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or afl this is

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the assessment para pagatuto

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it is a formative type of assessment

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used by the teacher

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to inform their teaching it may occur

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before

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and throughout the learning sequence to

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determine the progress

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and the gaps it may occur

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before and throughout the learning

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sequence in order to determine the

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progress

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that means learning progress and the

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learning gaps

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from the word format this means

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that the teacher examines all the

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activities in class

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and use those evidences whether to

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reteach the concept

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or to move on to the next lesson

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examples for assessment for learning or

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efl

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or seat works diagnostic tests before

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conducting the real

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discussion q a during discussion

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question and answer during discussion

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and even

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quizzes ideally assessment for

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learning results are recorded but not

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graded

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or not part of the grading basically

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assessment for learning is done to

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improve the teaching and learning

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process

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now let's proceed to assessment of

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learning

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or aul assessment of learning

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is also known as the assessment

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or assessment nangpaka tuto it is a

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summative type of assessment used by the

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teacher to determine

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what the students have learned in a unit

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or chapter

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against specified standards or goal

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assessment of learning is done at the

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end

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of every unit or chapter in order to

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certify the student's

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competence examples of assessment of

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learning

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are mastery tests periodical tests for

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basic education achievement tests

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for in for college we have prelim

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midterm semi-final and final

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assessment of learning are assessments

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for grading purposes and these types of

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assessments are usually

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the one being reported now let's go to

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assessment s

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learning or asl this is assessment

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bilang

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pagatuto this is what we call

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self-assessment this is also formative

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in nature

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wherein the students are given the

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opportunity

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to monitor and critically reflect

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their own learning and prepare the

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necessary

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adjustments for their learning this is a

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self-directed learning as well

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wherein the students use their

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metacognitive processes

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to think about their own learning

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what strategies to support that

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particular learning

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and the mechanisms that they will use to

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advance

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that learning examples of assessment as

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learning are reflective journals

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reflections

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insights assessment as learning

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is the highest form of assessment and

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this is used for students to monitor

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their own learning progress

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now to sum up the three purposes of

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assessment we have assessment for

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learning

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or afl this is done by the teacher

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formatively

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to improve teaching and learning process

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next is the assessment of learning or

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aol this is also done by the teacher

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summatively or at the end of the unit

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for grading purposes lastly assessment

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as learning or asl

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this is done by the students to monitor

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their own

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progress this is talking about

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reflection and

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insights those are the three purposes of

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assessment i hope

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you are learning

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