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    Assessment has been used as a tool for assessing learning in our schools for many years. It is an approach that has been used as a means of reporting students’ progress to parents. It must be noted that only certain things can be professionally assessed in schools. The expectation of many people regarding school assessment is an examination that tests a student’s ability to recall information(P. Barnes, Wright, & Brandom, 2008). The ability to recall information in this situation does not always…

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    Assessment For Learning (AFL) is an interactive, self regulating and self monitoring assessment process that enhances students evaluative knowledge and learning opportunities. Learning is aimed at reducing a gap of confusion, where as assessment is the process of gathering information without a gap. Absolum (2006) says, learner engagement is vital to AFL, as it enables students to ask questions to regulate their learning such as ‘what do I need to do to improve?. Dixon, Hawe and Parr (2011)…

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    RP In Dental Education

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    7), but they will differ in assessment and final tool as it has been acknowledge that UG and PG perceived this variables different (Mann). Figure 7: Reflective Practice curriculum proposal for Dental Undergraduate and Orofacial Pain Postgraduate Programs The idea of the RP program is to include it along the whole curriculum in order to be align not only with the reflection process itself but with the rest of the curriculum, since one of the drawbacks named by students is that it is hard to…

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    Performance-based assessment is an assessment which ask students to demonstrate that they have mastered a specific skills or subject. For example, designing experiment, writing essay, work in group to accomplish a specific task, demonstrate proficiency in a technique or topic, use maps, write short stories or poems, be skillful in playing on music instruments…. Performance assessment measure skills and abilities to integrate knowledge and develop plan. The educational benefit of performance…

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    Innovation Evaluation at RUSM Day School Change is inevitable in education. Constant innovations to improve teaching and learning are expected. Assessment of innovation is essential in ensuring that teaching practices are effective and student learning and performance is inline with intending learning outcomes. Formative and summative evaluations are tools that can gauge the success of an innovated change. Formative evaluation can be a guide for improvement during implementation, whereas…

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    This lesson could be implemented along with my inquiry question, “what makes my family a family”, by giving students another lens to explore what makes their family different from other families. While the focus on this specific lesson is more on identifying characteristics of “places”, ideally, a further lesson would be implemented to expound on the idea that people (or families) shape the characteristic of the environment they live in. Following this would be another lesson that focuses on how…

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    choosing the appropriate learning objectives, content, strategies and methods of instruction to elicit student achievement. In EDFO 487, I learned that differentiating instruction and assessments are valuable tools to employ. Since students learn in a variety of ways, it is reasonable to assess their knowledge through a variety of ways. Using various methods of assessments to gather student data to help guide instructional decisions is important to short range planning since it allows the…

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    condition such as leg amputation, swollen or sore feet or negligence of the patient or carer including nurses. However, whatever is the cause of fall it can be reduced or prevented by appropriate assessment and interventions. In relation with the situation I experienced the incident can be prevented by proper assessment and good communication with the patient (Lovallo, Rolandi, Rossetti, & Lusignani, 2010). In the future, I will assess my patients properly, check their mobility status before…

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    Rorschach Case Study

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    critical that an assessment instrument to be the valid test for people from diverse ethnocultural background. Hays (2001) asserted considerations for the client’s ethnocultural and linguistic background as essential to the assessment process. People from various cultures express themselves differently. Various bio-psycho-social-spiritual factors influence cognition and individual expression (Hays, 2001; Akin & Turner; 2006). Therefore, in this increasingly diverse society, an assessment…

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    intentionally. Customer satisfaction is a vital aspect. It is the result of affective evaluation. The organization produces a number of goods in order to meet customer’s need, so customers’ assessment paly an important role. Team-based appraisal is a core context of performance appraisal; it is an assessment for the result of the task. It could directly illustrate the value of team contributing to the organization. Competency-based appraisal is a method that based on competency. Competency…

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