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= How to look at assessments in science =
 
= How to look at assessments in science =
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Teaching learning and assessment go hand in hand.  How to assess, what methods to be used for assessment and why assess at all are dependent on the context of the teaching learning process and how the teacher and learners are situated.  Subseqent to the revision of the Karnataka textbooks for science, there has been a lot of discussion on how to tranasact using the new textbook and how to assess for learning. The department has further made it compulsory to have Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) for classes 8 and 9.  Teachers and been debating about constructive teaching - learning practices and how to practice CCE.
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Teaching learning and assessment go hand in hand.  How to assess, what methods to be used for assessment and why assess at all are dependent on the context of the teaching learning process and how the teacher and learners are situated.  Subseqent to the revision of the Karnataka textbooks for science, there has been a lot of discussion on how to tranasact using the new textbook and how to assess for learning. The department has further made it compulsory to have Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) for classes 8 and 9.  Teachers and been debating about constructive teaching - learning practices and how to practice CCE. <br>
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During the worshops for the creation of KOER and the STF training on KOER, teachers attempted to develop a framework for assessment for science and this is a documentation of the discussions and the proposed framework.  
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During the worshops for the creation of KOER and the STF training on KOER, teachers attempted to develop a framework for assessment for science and this is a documentation of the discussions and the proposed framework. <br>
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The discussion was structured along 4 strands:
 
The discussion was structured along 4 strands:
 
# What are the objectives of science teaching?
 
# What are the objectives of science teaching?
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# What are the methods of assessment available and what do these assess?
 
# What are the methods of assessment available and what do these assess?
 
# Structuring a model lesson with ideas of assessment
 
# Structuring a model lesson with ideas of assessment
 
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== Why assess? ==
1.1 Why assess?
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The first question is of course to understand why we need to assess.  Assessments are needed for us to understand the child and the learning processes and progress of the child as well as a group of children. Assessments help the teacher in evaluating the teaching learning processes and allow for changes.  In addition, assessments also help in tracking and reporting on the progress of the learner.
 
The first question is of course to understand why we need to assess.  Assessments are needed for us to understand the child and the learning processes and progress of the child as well as a group of children. Assessments help the teacher in evaluating the teaching learning processes and allow for changes.  In addition, assessments also help in tracking and reporting on the progress of the learner.
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==Objectives of Science Teaching ==
 
==Objectives of Science Teaching ==
 
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