Evaluation




Evaluation refers to the act or process of determining the value of something . Evaluation is thus a qualitative judgement of how good or how satisfactory an individual performances .



Types of Evaluation :
  • Diagnostic Evaluation
  • Formative Evaluation
  • Summative Evaluation    
Diagnostic Evaluation : This type of evaluation is done at the beginning of the teaching-learning process in order to find out the specific weakness either on an individual or at class level.

Formative Evaluation : This type of evaluation is used to monitor the progress made during the instruction process . It helps in making decision relating to development of learner and courses .

Summative Evaluation : This type of evaluation is concerned with making an overall judgement at the end of the course . Terminal examination whether internal or external are an example of summative evaluation . Cumulative assessment,teacher made achievement tests,rating of laboratory skills and evaluation of projects are various forms of summative evaluation.

Purpose of Evaluation :
  • To stimulate teachers to improve their techniques of classroom instruction.
  • To enrich and vitalize the course of study.
  • To establish faculty,assess various ways the degree of improvement in personal and professional attitude in human relations.
  • Supervisory programme to promote greater educational attention to individual needs of pupil.

Objectives of Evaluation :
  • To appraise the status and changes in pupil behaviour.
  • To disclose pupils needs and possibilities.
  • To aid pupil teacher planning.
  • To expand the concept of worthwhile goals beyond pure achievement.
  • To serve as a means of improving school community relation.
  • To familiarize the teacher with the nature of pupil learning,development and progress.
  • To relate measurement to the goals of the instructional programme.
  • To facilitate the selection and improvement of measuring instruments.




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