Assessment & Consolidation
Assessment and consolidation tasks play a crucial role in demonstrating the cumulative knowledge and skills of students in Physical & Health Education. The chapter provides comprehensive guidance on developing summative assessments aligned with IB criteria, creating a portfolio, delivering effective project presentations, and reflecting on personal growth and future goals. By the end, students will be equipped to construct appropriate assessments, compile evidence of their learning, and articulate their progress effectively.
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What we have learnt
- Students can design summative tasks addressing IB criteria A to D.
- A robust portfolio can be compiled, including fitness journals, skill analyses, and evidence of criterion achievement.
- Project presentations should integrate theoretical concepts with practical demonstrations.
- Students will articulate reflections on personal growth and academic performance.
Key Concepts
- -- Summative Assessment
- A method used to evaluate students' cumulative knowledge at the end of an instructional unit.
- -- IB Criteria
- Standards established by the International Baccalaureate for evaluating student performance across various dimensions.
- -- Portfolio Compilation
- The process of gathering a cohesive collection of student work that showcases learning and development over time.
- -- Reflective Practice
- The process of evaluating one's own teaching efficacy and learning experiences to improve future performance.
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