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LEARNING OUTCOMES
REPORTED BY: MARY JOY TRINIDAD
INTRODUCTION
Assessment of Learning
- it is the ways of constructing instructional objectives
and how to assess cognitive domain are discussed.
What are the Cognitive Domains?
COGNITIVE DOMAIN
Memorizing Synthesizing
Reading Drawing conclusions
Problem Solving
Analyzing
AFFECTIVE TRAITS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
Hohn 1995
- The term affective refers to a wide variety to traits and
dispositions that are different from knowledge, reasoning, and
skills.
Davis 2007
- it refers as motivation, dispositions, beliefs, and attitudes
AFFECTIVE DOMAIN OF THE TAXONOMY OF
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
Affective Domain
- it describes learning objectives that emphasize a feeling, tone,
emotion, or degree of acceptance or rejection.
LEVELS OF AFFECTIVE DOMAIN
1. Receiving ( Attention)
2. Responding ( Interest)
3. Valuing ( Preference/ Appreciation)
4. Organization ( Philosophy of life)
5. Characterization by a Value ( Lifestyle)
RECEIVING ( ATTENTION)
It is concerned with greeting, holding, and
directing student’s attention.
Attention concerns the student’s willingness to
attend to a classroom activity and being directed
by the teacher.
Students attention is illustrated when listening
attentively to the discussion of the teacher, participating
to all classroom activities, and being aware of the
importance of learning and classroom proceedings.
RESPONDING ( INTEREST)
It is concerned with the active participation of the
learners by showing interest on what they are doing.
This can be assessed through observation in terms of
FSRN.
It can be shown by completing the assigned work,
active participation of students in class discussion,
volunteering task, and willingness to answer questions.
VALUING ( PREFERENCE/ APPRECIATION)
1. Unstructured observation
2. Structured observation
UNSTRUCTURED OBSERVATION
It allows student to express their feelings or attitudes toward a given specific
classroom activity.
interview method
questionnaire
survey methods
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