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The contents and implementation of the training
The over-all aim of the programme is to promote teachers’ and workplace instructors’ assessment skills, especially, in identifying and assessing prior learning in adult education settings. The practical aim is that teachers and workplace instructors develop assessment tools together during the training and pilot them in practice.
The first seminar, Day 1 24 May 2007: WHAT IS ASSESSED AND WHY?The aims:
The aim of the seminar is to promote development of common understanding related to identifying and assessing prior learning as part of assessment of competence-based qualifications. Also, the aim is to enhance participants’ knowledge and understanding concerning essential concepts of competence assessment.
Time |
Subject Matter /Content |
Teacher Activity |
Student Activity |
Resources |
9.00-9.30 |
Introduction to the whole training programme and the aims of the first seminar |
Teacher introduces the content |
Student listens |
Handouts |
9.30-10.00 |
Task 1: Becoming acquainted with the group and their interests |
Teacher introduces the task |
Pair work Group work |
Slides |
10.00-10.15 |
Short introduction to and principles of the competence-based qualifications system |
Teacher introduces |
Student listens |
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10.15-10.30 |
Break |
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10.30-11.30 |
What is assessed: Phases of personalising and identification and assessment of prior learning (A2) |
Teacher leads the group into discussion on these themes |
Active participation, dialogue |
Transparencies |
11.30-12.15 |
Lunch |
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12.15-12.45 |
Task 2: Participants’ experiences and views about identification and assessment of prior learning |
Teacher orientates the group to the task |
Discussion in small groups |
Slides |
12.45-13.30 |
Sharing the outcomes of group work in Task 2 |
Teacher leads the discussion |
The groups present their work and all actively participate by bringing up questions and comments |
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13.30-14.00 |
Why do we assess: |
Teacher introduces the concepts |
Active listening and interaction |
Slides |
14.00-14.30 |
Break |
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14.30-15.00 |
Task 3: Current assessment resources used by participants |
Teacher orientates the group to the task |
Discussion in small groups and writing the outcome of the discussion on flip chart |
Transparencies |
15.00-16.00 |
Sharing of the outcomes of task 3 |
Teacher comments |
The groups present their work |
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The first seminar, Day 2 25 May 2007: WHAT IS ASSESSED AND WHY? |
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Time |
Subject Matter /Content |
Teacher Activity |
Student Activity |
Resources |
8.30-8.45 |
Task 4: Reflection on previous day’s content and work |
Teacher brings the students into the centre of the classroom to an empty space and gives the task |
Students are given paper plates and they have to write the most meaningful experiences on one side and open questions on the other side |
Paper plates |
8.45-11.00 |
What is assessed: |
Teacher introduces to the theme |
Active listening |
Slides |
11.00-11.45 |
Lunch |
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11.45-13.15 |
Task 5: Competence-based qualifications -descriptions of competences |
Teacher leads the group into analysing the documents |
Students work in groups and study and analyse the documents |
Slides |
13.15-13.30 |
Break |
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13.30-15.50 |
Introduction to the intermediate assignment 1 |
Teacher introduces the underlying ideas behind assignment 1 |
Field-specific groups have a team meeting |
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15.50-16.00 |
Reflection on seminar 1 |
Teacher asks the students to give feedback (pros and cons) |
Students give their views on the seminar |
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