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c. design and develop performance tasks using the Goal, Role, Audience,
Situation, Products, Standards (GRASPS) model;
measured.
4. Which statement about performance -based
assessment is NOT correct?
A.It focusses process only.
B.It emphasizes application of knowledge.
C.It deals on what the student know and can
do.
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5. What is the first step in planning for a
performance-based assessment?
A.Prepare a scoring rubric.
B.Evaluate the performance.
C.Identify performance tasks.
D.Determine the purpose of assessment.
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Performance Based Assessments is a type of
assessment where teachers observe and make
judgement about the student’s demonstration of
skill or competency in creating a product,
constructing a response, or making a
presentation(Mc Millan ,2007)
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Performance products are outputs
produced by the students that provide
concrete examples of their knowledge
and understanding of the subject matter.
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PRODUCT-ORIENTED PERFORMANCE
BASED ASSESSMENT – product oriented
assessment is a kind of assessment where in
the assessor views and scores the final
product made and not on the actual
performance of making that product. – It is
concern on the product alone and not on
the process.
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Process-oriented assessments provide
insights on the students ‘critical thinking,
logic and reasoning skills.-Performance
should be grounded in real-world contexts.-
The focus of performance-based assessment
is the final output that must be developed or
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completed.
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Features that performance assessments must possess
(Popham,2011) t’s performance really is.
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Types of Performance Tasks
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Limitations
1.It’s a tedious process.
2.Requires a considerable amount of time to
administer.
3.Takes a great deal of time to score.
4.Scores may have lower reliability.
5.Task completion maybe discouraging to less
able students.
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