What's the Principle Overview
- Teacher's Purpose:
- Assesses learner's ability to associate specific problems with general principles
- Assesses learner's ability to associate specific problems with general principles
- Learner's Purpose:
- Helps leaners recognize the general types of problems they can solve with particular principles
- Helps leaners recognize the general types of problems they can solve with particular principles
- Timing:
- End of presentation/lecture
- Close of a discussion
- End of a reading assignment
- Hint:
- Easy assessment to use in any course where students learn rules or principles of practice.
- This assessment does not work well with beginners.
- Feedback:
- Tabulate responses, note patterns, ask students to justify their choices
- E-mail students individually if appropriate with additional resources
- Post results in an announcement or discusion board.
What's the Principle Example
- Topic:
- Web Design
- Web Design
- Method:
- Survey with multiple answer question (mutiple options can be selected as the answer)
- Survey with multiple answer question (mutiple options can be selected as the answer)
- Question:
- The URL of a web site to review is provided.
"Which web design best practice do you recommend to improve this site?"
The possible answers for selection contain a list of web design best practices.
- The URL of a web site to review is provided.
- Feedback:
- Learners complete the survey and the course management system collects responses. Instructor reads responses and posts the results in a discussion thread and students comment on how to implement the best practice.
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