Carnegie Mellon -- Align Assessment with Objectives |
- Assessments should provide instructors and students with evidence how well the students have learned the intended material
- What the student is to learn and accomplish guides the choice and design of assessment
- Two major reasons assessments are aligned with learning objectives:
- 1. Alignment increases probability for students to have opportunity to learn and practice knowledge and skills
on the assessments (really - talk about gobbledegook )intended by the instructional designer and course agency - 2. Assessments and objectives are aligned, "good grades" often translates into "good learning".
- When assessments and objectives are misaligned, focus will be on good grades on assessments, rather than learning the intended content
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