Education Experts
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
ENDSTATES
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THINK
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DO
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FEEL
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COMMUNICATE
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INTUIT
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LEAD
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BE
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Ethical,
Morally Upright
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Understanding and recognizing the right of
students to fair, and objective assessment
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Establish validity and reliability of assessment
tools
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Value truth and honesty in the conduct of assessment
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Provide prompt assessment feedback with tact,
respect, and utmost consideration of students’ rights and dignity
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Reflect on the moral responsibility of how
assessment can make or break a life
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Create new models of assessments aligned with
the moral compass that shape learner-centered instruction
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Fair and humane educator
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Academically Excellent,
Highly functional
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Mastery of
concepts principles and modes
related to assessment for student
learning (formative), assessment of student learning (summative), and assessment to student learning (corrective/preventive)
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Construct appropriate assessment tools to
measure different learning competencies
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Uphold the integrity of educational assessment
and evaluation through consistent, accurate evidence based assessment
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Confidently express and explain assessment feedback
to targeted clients
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Foresee the impact of quality assessment on
students’ growth and development
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Model 21st century innovative
trends and approaches to assessment
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Progressivist educational assessor
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Socially responsive,
Globally Aware
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Understanding the concepts of justice,
equality and fairness as foundation of a sound and orderly society
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Conduct proper assessment measures toward improvement, enrichment and
progress of stakeholders
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Uphold accuracy and transparency of assessment results
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Explain to stakeholders that behind all
assessment measures is the progressive idea of putting the child’s
interest first in terms of what is best for his growth and
development
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Envision how appropriate assessment can propel societal growth and
development
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Model just, accurate and humane assessments
for the worth and dignity of individuals
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Transformative educator
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