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- Student achievement must be evaluated separately from learning skills and work habits. Report card grades must be based on sufficient evidence of achievement, must provide for multiple opportunities for student performance, and must reflect the student’s most consistent level of achievement with special consideration given to more recent evidence.
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reporting student achievement. These chapters address key issues such as gathering evidence of student learning; dealing with late and missed assignments; and using the code “R” and percentage marks below 50 per cent, as well as the code “I”, in the evaluation and reporting of student achievement.
Student achievement must be evaluated separately from learning skills and work habits. Report card grades must be based on sufficient evidence of achievement, must provide for multiple opportunities for student performance, and must reflect the student’s most consistent level of achievement with special consideration given to more recent evidence.
Achievement Chart: Achievement chart is a standard, province-wide guide to be used by teachers to make judgments about student work based on clear performance standards. Achievement Levels: Achievement levels are brief descriptions of four different degrees of
evaluation and reporting of student achievement processes to improve student learning. The formal reports should serve as confirmation of student achievement that has been communicated to all stakeholders throughout the school year.
Evaluation: is the process of judging student achievement based on the curriculum standards from the Alberta Program of Studies or Alberta Curriculum. Benchmark: assessment that screens and identifies students for discussion around interventions
principles for fair assessment and standards of fair assessment. All schools develop procedures and instructional practices based upon the standards of fair assessment to ensure that each student is provided with an effective assessment program that balances assessment for learning, and of learning. Evaluation of student learning will be ...
3.1 Purpose of assessment and evaluation - to improve student learning. 3.2 Assessment - the process of gathering, from multiple and varied sources, information that accurately reflects how well a student is demonstrating achievement of the curriculum expectations in a subject or course.
