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STUDENTS’ SELF REPORT AND TEACHER’S OBSERVATION FOR THE AFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT AFFECTIVE CHARACTERISTICS

Students’ self report and teacher’s observation for Affective Domain

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Page 1: Students’ self report and teacher’s observation for Affective Domain

STUDENTS’ SELF REPORT AND TEACHER’S OBSERVATION FOR THE AFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT

AFFECTIVE CHARACTERISTICS

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LEARNING DOMAIN WICH DEALS WITH

INTERESTS, ATTITUDES,

APPRECIATIONS, VALUES, AND

EMOTIONAL SETS OR BIASES.

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THE PURPOSES OF AFFECTIVE

ASSESSMENT

(At minimum) can help determine which students are likely to succeed in a particular subject, even if they fall short of the preset criteria on a cognitive assessment instrument.

(at maximum) can be useful for development of mechanisms for incorporating a variety of educational services at the national and local level.

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THEAFFECTIVE

ASSESSMENT

INSTRUMENTS

LIKERT SCALES

SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL

BEHAVIOR RATING SCALES

CHECKLIST

RANKING OR RANK ORDER

ALTERNATE-RESPONSE

OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS

JOURNALS