A. Given the following school situation, how would you apply the 21st century assessment characteristics? Use the template provided. Scenario: Before the school year starts, Mrs. Cruz, the principal called the teachers to a meeting and discussed the plans for the coming school year. One of the agenda of the meeting is the improvement of the tools and methods that the teachers utilized to assess students’ learning. As per record, the school utilizes traditional assessment practices. He challenged the teachers to present an updated assessment instrument/tool that is aligned with the required skills of the 21st century. Note: For Step 1, you may use the assessment tools and instruments based on your observation/field study. For Step 2, you need to do extra work or research about 21st century assessment. Step 1. Instruments/ Tools E-portfolio Step 2. For what is it used? (purpose) How often is it used? E- portfolio is a digital or online resource that acts to record and store learner’s works, goals, achievements, and reflections. In other words, e-portfolio documents and makes visible student learning. This collection of students’ works will provide opportunity for them to assess their academic performance and reflect on what they learned and how they learned it. E-portfolio is also a useful tool for teachers to monitor and evaluate their teaching performance and the effectiveness of the program. It enables teachers to not only observe students, but also learn to assess and enhance themselves as well as the teaching and learning process. E-portfolio is a vehicle for students to monitor and articulate their educational experience, thus it is often used at the end of grading period. However, researchers have said that portfolios be use as both formative and summative assessment so that students and teachers can effectively monitor their performance and program from time to time. After filling up the inventory of assessment instruments/tools used, analyze each and classify accordingly as to which characteristics of 21st Century Assessment are exemplified by the assessment activities and the assessment tools/instruments utilized. Use the template provided below. 21st Century Assessment 1. Responsive Current Assessment Practices including instruments that exemplify the 21st century assessment. Note: activities and instruments may be repeated as long as they exemplify the characteristics. Assessment activities Assessment tools/Instruments Oral recitation Rubric for Oral Recitation Dialogue and Interview Open-ended questions Q&A (QUIZ) Feedback 2. Flexible 3. Integrated 4. Informative 5. Multiple Methods 6. Communicated 7. Technically Sound 8. Systemic Pre-Assessment Test Self-evaluation and Reflection Checkup Quiz APK Summative Assessment Group activities depending on the multiple intelligence (role playing, singing, reporting, etc.) Reflection Interactive activities Class discussions Class/Group Presentations Concept Map/Graphic Organizer Exam Checklist Student log and journal Feedback Observation Rubrics Observation and Feedbacks Student log and journal Feedback Portfolio Behavioral Observation Feedback Rubrics Rubric Grading guide questionnaire