TTT Module 5 - Assess Participants' Competence

Define Assessment...

• Process of passing or failing your participants

• Process of guessing participants' ASK

• Process of evaluating or measuring your participants

• Process of avoiding

Below are the 3 stages of assessment except...

• Formative Assessment

• Diagnostic Assessment

• Summative Assessment

• Pre & Post Test

Why is validity and reliability important in conducting an assessment?

• To ensure that the assessment measures what it is intended to measure consistently and accurately.
• To make the assessment more fun and interesting
• To confuse the participants and see how they react
• To save time and resources by not worrying about accuracy

As an assessor - how should you behave in class?

• Behave consistently and unpredictably

• Behave with favoritism and bias
• Behave unprofessionally and respectfully

• Behave professionally, respectfully, and with fairness

What is the difference between skills assessment and knowledge assessment?

• Skills assessment evaluates practical abilities and application of knowledge, while knowledge assessment focuses on testing theoretical understanding and retention of information.
• Skills assessment evaluates creativity, while knowledge assessment focuses on memory.
• Skills assessment evaluates emotional intelligence, while knowledge assessment focuses on academic performance.
• Skills assessment evaluates physical strength, while knowledge assessment focuses on mental abilities.