Quantitative analysis of students perceptions of assessment methods and their impact on learning experiences in higher education / by Wendelyn Jane Dumalag, Hannah Mae Bacus, Frenith Joy Inocando, Elpe Ybañez.
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TextPublisher: Cebu City, Philippines : University of Cebu-Banilad, c2024Description: xi, 119 pages : colored illustrations ; 28 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Respondents' profile | Preferred learning assessment | Enhancement in a curriculum guideSummary: "Assessment is one of the most essential factors in a learning environment. Assessment methods are characterized by specific attributes, depth, and scope, collectively determining the degree of effort required for the evaluation, researchers focus on the effectiveness of different kinds of Assessment methods that may affect students' learning experiences. In this undertaking, the researcher aims to determine the students perceptions towards the various assessment methods that could affect their learning experiences.
This study utilized descriptive-correlational design to determine the student's perception of assessment methods and their impact on learning experiences. A total of 175 Bachelor of Elementary Education first-year, second-year, and third-year in College of Teacher Education. The researcher used a researcher made-survey questionnaire as the main instrument. It went through content validation to ensure its validity. The result showed that the most dominant participants were in the age range of 19-20 years old, primarily females. They preferred diagnostic, formative, and authentic assessments to test their experiences as they learn.
The finding showed a significant relationship between the respondents' year levels and students' preferred assessment. The study's finding is that students preferred learning assessments that are challenging and enhance their skills. Thus, the researcher concluded that assessment relating to real-life situations makes the learning experience more meaningful and practical. Additionally, the knowledge and skills can be used outside of school, which motivates them to learn." —Abstract
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"Assessment is one of the most essential factors in a learning environment. Assessment methods are characterized by specific attributes, depth, and scope, collectively determining the degree of effort required for the evaluation, researchers focus on the effectiveness of different kinds of Assessment methods that may affect students' learning experiences. In this undertaking, the researcher aims to determine the students perceptions towards the various assessment methods that could affect their learning experiences.
This study utilized descriptive-correlational design to determine the student's perception of assessment methods and their impact on learning experiences. A total of 175 Bachelor of Elementary Education first-year, second-year, and third-year in College of Teacher Education. The researcher used a researcher made-survey questionnaire as the main instrument. It went through content validation to ensure its validity. The result showed that the most dominant participants were in the age range of 19-20 years old, primarily females. They preferred diagnostic, formative, and authentic assessments to test their experiences as they learn.
The finding showed a significant relationship between the respondents' year levels and students' preferred assessment. The study's finding is that students preferred learning assessments that are challenging and enhance their skills. Thus, the researcher concluded that assessment relating to real-life situations makes the learning experience more meaningful and practical. Additionally, the knowledge and skills can be used outside of school, which motivates them to learn." —Abstract
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