1. What is teaching?
Answer:
Teaching is the activities of education or instructing or teaching activities that impart knowledge or skill.
2. Who involve in teaching activities?
Answer:
Teacher and student
3. What sequence do you have in teaching?
Answer:
The sequence in teaching is:
Before to come in the class
Preparing the material (saying the requesting and offering) we will to do before we taught the lesson.
Make the task according to material we will to do before we taught the lesson.
Teaching in the class
First action:
• Greeting and to warn student.
• Check the student presence.
• Motivate student.
Second action:
• Listening the conversation about requesting and offering
• Listening the talk of teacher sentences
• Copying the talk of teacher sentences.
• Writing sentence according about requesting and offering
• Definitely meaning of word and function of sentence have the writing in saying about requesting and offering
• Discussing using modal of verb ( can, could, will, would) which use in the requesting and offering sentence
• Response saying about requesting and offering
• To answer of question about contain of conversation
• To do the command the teacher.
Last action:
• Asking the difficult of student during learning process.
• Concluding of material (requesting and offering)
• The end of activities with greeting.
4. What experience do you have in teaching?
Answer: My experience in teaching I felt horrible. When first time I taught the student, they were very naughty but I like taught them.
5. What is assessment?
Answer:
Assessment is the systematic collection of information about student learning, including activities and functions that support such learning, both directly and indirectly, and the use of that information to create a continuing cycle of improved teaching and learning at the institutional, program and course levels.
6. Why assessment is important?
Answer:
To find out what the students know (knowledge)
To find out what the student can do, and how well they can do it (skill; performance)
To find out how student go about the task of doing their work (process)
To find out how students feel about their work ( motivation, effort)
7. What are the functions assessments?
Answer:
Diagnostic: tells us what the student needs to learn
Formative: tells us how well the student is doing as work progresses
Summative: tells us how well the student did at the end of a unit/ task.
8. What should we assess?
Answer:
o Student work at all stages of development, but particularly at the end
o Student process
o Acquisition of knowledge and skills
o Development of sophistication and complexity in student work.
9. How should we assess?
Answer:
Day – to – day observation
Tests and quizzes
Rubrics
Rating scales
Project work
Portfolios
10. What should we do with the information from our assessment?
Answer:
Use it to improve the focus of our teaching (diagnosis)
Use it to focus student attention on strengths and weaknesses (motivation)
Use it to improve program planning (program assessment)
Use it for reporting to parents
11. What is a test?
Answer:
According to Allen Phillips (1979: 1-2) a test is commonly defined as a tool or instrument of measurement that is used to obtain data about a specific trait or characteristic of an individual or group.
12. What is the difference between assessment and test?
Answer:
An assessment is a process or a more general process of gathering data to evaluate an examinee.
A test is commonly defined as a tool or instrument of measurement that is used to obtain data about a specific trait or characteristic of an individual or group.
13. What type of test do you know and give an example?
Answer:
Multiple – choice tests.
Example: the teacher ask the student to do multiple- choice.
True – false tests.
Example: the teacher use true – false questions and then add an explain column in which student write to their response.
Matching tests.
Example: the teacher ask the student to do matching test.
Essay tests.
Example: the teacher ask the student to make an essay.
Short – answer tests.
Example: the teacher ask the students to express their thoughts in a short answer.
Problem sets.
Example: teacher ask the student to do the exercises in 10 minutes.
Oral exams.
Example: the teacher ask the student to make conversation and practice it in front of the class.
Performance tests.
Example: teacher ask the student to performance their assignment.
“Create- a-games” exams.
Example: teacher ask the student to make a game about the lesson that have explained by the teacher.
14. What is your experience of taking a test?
When I took a test I felt so nervous, confused, but beside that I hope to get best score.
Senin, 17 Mei 2010
Langganan:
Posting Komentar (Atom)
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar