Module Four: Assessment in CBC
Section outline
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Module Four Overview
Assessment plays a crucial role in the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) as it moves beyond measuring students' ability to recall information and focuses on evaluating their ability to apply knowledge, skills, and values in real-life situations. This module provides a comprehensive understanding of assessment in CBC, highlighting different approaches to evaluating learners effectively.
In this module, you will:
- Explore the principles and purpose of formative, summative, and criterion-referenced assessment.
- Understand the triangulation of assessment methods to ensure a holistic evaluation of learners.
- Learn how to link real-world experiences to teaching and learning, making assessment more practical and meaningful.
- Gain insights into the Activity of Integration (AoI) and how to generate and assess activities that enhance competency development.
- Understand the evaluation grid and how it supports structured assessment of learners’ progress.
By the end of this module, you will be able to design and implement assessments that measure not only academic progress but also learners' ability to apply competencies in diverse situations, ensuring they are well-prepared for real-world challenges.
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Session Overview The session focuses on linking teaching and learning to real-life situations, emphasizing practical applications of knowledge and skills to enhance the learning experience.
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Welcome to this activity! 🎉 This activity includes a combination of video content, interactive learning materials, and quizzes to enhance your understanding.
Key Guidelines:
📌 Some materials are mandatory, while others are supplementary for deeper learning.
📌 The quizzes in this lesson contribute to your final grade, so be sure to engage actively.
📌 You can navigate freely between different activities, moving back and forth as needed.
📌 If you answer a quiz incorrectly, you will be redirected to additional reading materials before getting a chance to retake the quiz.💡 Tip: Make the most of all the learning resources provided to improve your performance. Good luck!
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This session video highlights the focus of competency-based learning. It explores the importance of linking teaching and learning to real-life. You will discover practical strategies such as use of scenarios in teaching and learning to enhance learner conceptualisation of real-life situations. It will enable you help the learner to transfer learning from the classroom to the community.
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Assessment Instructions for Learners:
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Read the Clues Carefully:
- Use the given definitions and descriptions to identify the correct terms related to scenario-based learning and competency-based education.
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Fill in the Crossword Grid:
- Write each answer in the appropriate horizontal or vertical space.
- Ensure correct spelling, as incorrect spelling may affect scoring.
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Apply Critical Thinking:
- Use Bloom’s Taxonomy to analyse, evaluate, and apply concepts from the learning material.
- Some answers require understanding definitions, while others need deeper reasoning and real-world application.
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Cross-Check Your Answers:
- Verify that all words fit correctly within the given spaces.
- Ensure there are no conflicting answers.
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Submission Guidelines:
- Submit the completed crossword puzzle by clicking the submission button
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Competency-Based Learning encourages linking teaching and learning to real-life situations through approaches like scenario-based learning.
Reflect on your subject area:
👉 Design an activity with a scenario and a task that helps learners apply a specific concept (e.g., number bases, linear equations, tourism, or any other topic within your subject area) to a real-life situation in their community.
👉Explain how this activity brings out at least one of the following aspects: supporting learner engagement, critical thinking, understanding  and transfer of knowledge to real-life challenges.
Instructions:
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Post your response (at least 150 words).
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Reply to at least two peers, offering feedback or suggestions to improve their scenarios.
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