There are three main methods of assessing affective learning outcomes: teacher observation, student self-report, and student portfolios. Teacher observation involves systematically observing and recording student behaviors during class that indicate the presence or absence of targeted affective outcomes. This can be done through anecdotal records, which describe observed behavioral incidents, or event sampling, which records the frequency of behaviors.
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Methods of Assessing Affective Learning Outcomes
There are three main methods of assessing affective learning outcomes: teacher observation, student self-report, and student portfolios. Teacher observation involves systematically observing and recording student behaviors during class that indicate the presence or absence of targeted affective outcomes. This can be done through anecdotal records, which describe observed behavioral incidents, or event sampling, which records the frequency of behaviors.
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Methods of Assessing
Affective Learning Outcomes
According to Mcmillan (2001), there are
three considerations when assessing affect. These are:
Three different Methods of Assessing
learning Outcomes:
1. Teacher Observation
A tool of assessing students
performance during performance or during formative assessment. Make systematic record on the observation about the presence or absence of affective outcomes.
Steps in Using Teachers Observation
(1)Determine in advance the specific behavior related to the targets. (2)Develop a list of positive and negative behaviors. (3)Decide the type of observation you want to use.
Two Methods of Teacher Observation
Anecdotal record is a description of
student behavior report of observed behavioral incidents.