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Guidelines in Making Examinations

The document provides guidelines for teachers in planning and creating examinations. It outlines steps for teachers such as: 1) Providing students with a pointers for review document at least a week before the exam that lists the topics and pages to be covered. 2) Returning assignments and materials to students in time for their review. 3) Clarifying the exam format, such as how multiple choice questions will be answered. When making the exam, teachers should follow templates, list topics and allotted points, and create questions according to format guidelines. Proper proofreading is important to avoid errors. The purpose is to improve student learning and assessments.
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Guidelines in Making Examinations

The document provides guidelines for teachers in planning and creating examinations. It outlines steps for teachers such as: 1) Providing students with a pointers for review document at least a week before the exam that lists the topics and pages to be covered. 2) Returning assignments and materials to students in time for their review. 3) Clarifying the exam format, such as how multiple choice questions will be answered. When making the exam, teachers should follow templates, list topics and allotted points, and create questions according to format guidelines. Proper proofreading is important to avoid errors. The purpose is to improve student learning and assessments.
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GUIDELINES IN MAKING EXAMINATIONS:

PLANNING FOR THE EXAMINATIONS

1. The Budget of Work/SMG and DLL are the references when making the
examinations.
2. The subject teacher should make sure the students have their SMG. Also,
give them Pointers for Review at least one (1) week before the
scheduled examinations. The Pointers for Review should contain the
following:
 Pages of the text book where lessons shall be taken
 Topics covered
 Additional sources you have given during the quarter, whenever
appropriate
 Other topics discussed which may not be in the textbook
 Optional: reflections and other tasks they need to do to help them
evaluate their learning (more like learning competencies that they
need to have developed during the quarter)

Example: Able to differentiate health-related and skill-related


fitness components, able to classify go, glow, grow foods, etc.

Sample Pointers for Review to be written in Diary Notebook:

Pointers for Review in Science 6


10/10/17
Second Periodical Examinations – October 23, 2017
A. Textbook – The New Science Links 6
1. Digestive System – page 130 – 141
2. Respiratory System – pages 142 – 150
3. Circulatory System – pages 151 – 167
B. Additional references:
Parts of the Digestive System Chart – handout
given
Normal values of blood components in Complete
Blood Count determination and common diseases
with abnormal values – handout given

Parent’s signature: ________________________


NOTE # 1: Make sure that the parent has signed this by the next subject
session. If they have not, remind the students to have it signed.
NOTE # 2: An SMS may be sent to all parents, advising them to look for
and acknowledge each subject’s Pointers by affixing their signature at the
bottom of the page.

3. The teacher should return all books, notebooks in order for the
students to be able to study. Seatworks, quizzes and homework
included in the coverage should be returned to the students as well.
Therefore, the teacher should have recorded the said assessments in the
score sheet / grading sheet before returning to students.
4. Ideally the last subject meeting should be spent on review and
clarifications from students before the examinations.
5. The students should be oriented regarding the form of examination that
will be given to them. For instance, if the Multiple Choice items will be
asked by shading, the teacher should have given practice shading to the
students before the actual examination. Another example is giving essay
to Elementary students. The teachers should make sure they have given
the students similar format of assessment during classroom activities.

MAKING THE EXAMINATIONS:

1. The template for Mastery and Periodical Examinations given at the KMS
office should be followed. The heading should include the following:
 Complete Name of School (KINGS’ MONTESSORI SCHOOL)
 Complete Address and contact number
 Title of examination
MASTERY EXAMINATIONS
FIRST GRADING PERIOD
LANGUAGE 6
or

MAHABANG PAGSUSULIT
UNANG MARKAHAN
FILIPINO 6
 Name
 Grade and Section
 Score: NR and PS
 Date
 Parents’ Signature

KINGS MONTESSORI SCHOOL


48 King Ferdinand St., Kingspoint Subdivision
Bagbag, Novaliches, Quezon City
Tel. no. 937 8720 Telefax 937 8975

SECOND MASTERY EXAMINATIONS


SCIENCE 7
SY 2017-2018

Name: NR: PS: 50


Grade / Section: Date:

Teacher: Parent’s Signature:

Margins: Top – 1 inch; left, right and bottom – 0.5 inch


Size of paper: 8.5 x 13
2. The topics to be covered should first be listed. The number of exam
questions per topic / lesson should be allotted. The type of tests and
number of items per test type should be decided upon.
Example:
Allotted
Topics and reference pts.
Digestive System – page 130 – 141 15
Respiratory System – pages 142 – 150 15
Circulatory System – pages 151 – 167 15
Parts of the Digestive System Chart – handout given 5
Normal values of blood components in CBC determination
5
&
Common diseases with abnormal CBC – handout 5
TOTAL: 60 pts.

Note: This table should be typed first. Therefore, when the final draft is
to be submitted, it should be seen on the page after the last page exam
questions. For example the exam has 3 pages. This table will be seen on
the 4th page. This table will be checked by the assigned subject heads /
academic coordinators. The table will only serve as guide to those
proofreading the drafts and will not be printed with the actual
examination.
3. Making Multiple Choice items:
 Arrange the questions according to chronological order ( i.e. in the
order that it was discussed or from basic to complex)
 Type the correct answer first, then formulate the distractors.
 Arrange the options according to alphabetical order (if single
word answers), according to length (if phrases or sentences,
arrange from shortest to longest)
 Clearly indicate if the questions are based on particular passages,
stories or chapters read in class
 Directions for Multiple Choice Questions:
DIRECTIONS: Choose the best answer from the given options.
Write the (capital) letter of your answer on the blank provided
before the number.
4. Making TRUE or FALSE items:
 Make sure the statements are either correct or incorrect without
exceptions. Do not just lift true statements from the textbook and
add a negative modifier to make it incorrect.
 Directions for TRUE and FALSE items:

DIRECTIONS: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if


the statement is not correct.

DIRECTIONS: Write TRUE if the statement is correct. If the


statement is false, change the underlined word/s to make it
correct. Write correct answer on the blank provided. (indicate if
correct items will be given 2 points each)

5. The subject teacher should make sure there are no typographical errors,
especially in Filipino and Araling Panlipunan. The finished work should
always be proofread by the subject teacher before submission to the
Subject head/Academic Coordinators and School Principal.
6. Any details not included in this list of guidelines should be clarified with
the School Principal.
***Nothing follows ***
This set of guidelines is a work in progress. Since the author’s
purpose is to improve student learning and achievement, boosted by
effective teacher training and enhanced teacher competence, any
concerns and challenges encountered should be communicated directly
to the academic coordinators/ vice-principal / school principal for
proper intervention.

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