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Project-based learning; Contextual Learning program

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PBL! - project based learning

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Summative -

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Summative - group wok and questions prepares as per the stupidest knowledge and Kahoo

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I often go back to the realisation that we are preparing students for jobs that have not yet been created - yet assessments are for those that have already been

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I agree vita video filming

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Student leadership and reflection- peer teaching and assessment

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The traditional types of assessments and exams contradict the gamification of education

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Yes

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Honestly..we try everything but we still go back to quizzes, tests or visual cues to see if learning or collaboration is happening really....there is a small gap...

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ElsaJi
Yes

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Gamification,
Students are given differentiated tasks, they work based on the tasks assigned they complete the tasks based on the rubrics defined for the task by the teacher-using literacy planet

Area of interest - coding- math challenges using tynker and scrarch
Storytelling using Tynker or scratch

play based learning, student centric learning, problem solving skills, collaboration, critical thinking

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Video filming for IGCSE PE, analysing students skill performance, improving skill. Then final video assessment sent to cambridge

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We can test for the learning and of the learning as long as the approaches to learning and teaching are imbedded in the planning and curriculum... we don’t need to assess all forms of learning and retention is not the end result ... it is also about life skills .
Yes we are testing through tech tools , where technology is an aid and not the end .
For instance blogging