The match between instruction and assessment in the BEAR Assessment
System is established and maintained through two major parts of the system:
progress variables, described above, and assessment tasks or activities, described
in this section. The main motivation for the progress variables so far developed
is that they serve as a framework for the assessments and a method of
making measurement possible. However, this second principle makes clear that
the framework for the assessments and the framework for the curriculum and
instruction must be one and the same. This is not to imply that the needs of
assessment must drive the curriculum, nor that the curriculum description will
entirely determine the assessment, but rather that the two, assessment and instruction,
must be in step—they must both be designed to accomplish the same
thing, the aims of learning, whatever those aims are determined to be.
The match between instruction and assessment in the BEAR AssessmentSystem is established and maintained through two major parts of the system:progress variables, described above, and assessment tasks or activities, describedin this section. The main motivation for the progress variables so far developedis that they serve as a framework for the assessments and a method ofmaking measurement possible. However, this second principle makes clear thatthe framework for the assessments and the framework for the curriculum andinstruction must be one and the same. This is not to imply that the needs ofassessment must drive the curriculum, nor that the curriculum description willentirely determine the assessment, but rather that the two, assessment and instruction,must be in step—they must both be designed to accomplish the samething, the aims of learning, whatever those aims are determined to be.
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