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Areas of Professional Education: Assessment in Learning - Assessment For

The document discusses areas of professional education including teaching profession, curriculum development, facilitating learning, and assessment. It covers topics like the roles and responsibilities of teachers, pillars of learning, theories of child development, and types of assessment. The document provides information on becoming a teacher and developing curriculum.

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Areas of Professional Education: Assessment in Learning - Assessment For

The document discusses areas of professional education including teaching profession, curriculum development, facilitating learning, and assessment. It covers topics like the roles and responsibilities of teachers, pillars of learning, theories of child development, and types of assessment. The document provides information on becoming a teacher and developing curriculum.

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facilitating the process of learning. This is


Areas of Professional Education done by providing learning resources and
actively challenging students through
systematic problem-based learning and other
active learning methods

Assessment in Learning - Assessment for


learning is best described as a process by
which assessment information is used by
teachers to adjust their teaching strategies,
and by students to adjust their learning
strategies. Assessment, teaching, and learning
are inextricably linked as each informs the
others. Assessment is a powerful process that
Teaching Profession can either optimize or inhibit learning,
Curriculum Development
Facilitating Child/Adolescence depending on how it is applied.
Assessment
 Technological competencies
Teaching Profession -  Teachers are the
 Pedagogical competencies
shadows of parents showing love and seldom
 Content competencies
admonishing, reaching out to be creators
narrating noble deeds, like a goldsmith Teaching Profession – Why you become a
hammering to enrich skills and molding tiny
Teacher?
tots to perfection. Teaching profession is a
noble one every teacher must play an  Teaching Standard
important role in making a child to realize  Personal and Professional Growth and
their dreams. Development
Curriculum development - is the multi-step  Roles and responsibilities- Local and
process of creating and improving a course Global
taught at a school or university. While the  Change Agent – look for this factors
exact process will vary from institution to
that affects the teacher being a change
institution, the broad framework includes
agent; historical, social economical,
stages of analysis, building, implementation,
and evaluation. psychological, environmental at
geographical.
Facilitating Learning - A learning approach
 Pillars of Learning:
where students are encouraged to take
ownership and control of o Learning to know
their learning process and the role of the o Learning to be
teacher changes from supplier of knowledge o Learning to do
o Learning to live together  Affective
o Learning to change/transform  Metacognitive
 Motivation
 Ethics and Accountability - laws of
 Sociocultural
teacher
 Theories – Learning and understanding
Curriculum Development – Outcome, Art of the development of a child.
Teaching, Change, Objectives  Biological
 Factors that affects the child
 Classroom management – major focus
o Biological
 3C’s – content, conduct, context
o Linguistic
 Activities, methods, techniques,
o Social
materials, resources
o Emotional
 Curriculum and Planning – Goals,
o Psychological
Objectives, Resources, Strategies
 Technology – Prepare and Use  Researchers
o Conventional  Learning environment
o Non-conventional  Digital Intelligence
o Traditional
o Alternative

 Instruction
 Stakeholders

Assessment - proves that the child really


learns

 Traditional – paper and pencil


 Alternative – portfolio, performance,
projects
 Authentic
 Results of Assessment – Data and
process.
 Record and report – improves the
performance of the students.

Facilitating Learning – Science of Teaching

 Cognitive

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