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Table 15.1 (continued)
Principle 4
Drawing on Joint Eff orts
amongst Colleagues
15. The teacher is involved in assessment planning activities.
16. The teacher discusses and mutually establishes assessment common standards with
colleagues.
17. The teacher develops assessment activities collaboratively with colleagues.
18. The teacher regularly reviews with colleagues on the development and implementation of
assessment activities in the school.
Principle 5
Assessing Students
Continuously
19. The teacher gives students formative assessment (e.g., small assessment tasks to enable s
tudents learn progressively, periodical tests and examinations).
20. The teacher conducts observations to analyze the performance of their students during
teaching.
21. After understanding students’ learning progress, the teacher off ers encouragements and
guidance and provides students with constructive feedback.
22. The teacher gives students appropriate number of assessment activities.
Principle 6
Allowing Student’s
Participation in
Assessment Process
23. The assignments the teacher designs help develop student learning.
24. The teacher communicates with his/her student what is to be learnt and why they have to
learn it.
25. The teacher facilitates students to work collaboratively (e.g., in small groups or in pairs) for
the purpose of helping them learn.
26. The teacher lets students check the assignments and lets them record the progress of their
own learning.
27. The teacher allows students to refl ect on and to discuss their own learning with others.
28. The teacher allows students to self-assess and provide feedback to their peers.
29. The teacher helps students understand what they have accomplished.
30. The teacher helps students see/understand the intended learning outcomes and gets students
to be involved in the assessment activities that support them to achieve these outcomes.
31. The teacher allows students to engage in discussing and establishing new learning goals.