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Sample 1: Grade 12



Project: Engine Maintenance

Prescribed Learning Outcomes:

It is expected that students will:

Self and Society

Safety

Shop Practices

OVERVIEW

The teacher developed units in which students performed a variety of procedures in the workshop. Evaluation was based on:

PLANNING FOR ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION

DEFINING THE CRITERIA

Behaviour

To what extent did students:

Punctuality

To what extent are the students able to:

Care and Use of Tools

To what extent do the students:

Quality of Work

To what extent do the students:

Acceptance of Work Assigned

To what extent do the students:

ASSESSING AND EVALUATION STUDENT PERFORMANCE

The teacher and students used a rating scale to evaluate student performance in completing the assigned task. The teacher provided the students with the following instructions to use in completing the self-evaluation report:

Study the criteria listed.

  1. Study the criteria listed.
  2. Think about your work in the shop during the assigned task.
  3. For each criterion, consider which of the numbered comments below best suits your performance in the shop.
  4. Write the appropriate number in the box.

Automotive Technology Program Evaluation Criteria

Criteria

SStudent Rating
Teacher Rating

Behaviour

   
- follows safety procedures    
- works well with other students assigned to the job at hand    
- treats others with respect    

Punctuality

   

- starts work quickly

   

- starts cleanup at the appropriate time, and performs it quickly and efficiently

   

Quality of Work

   

- takes care to produce 100% quality results

   

- cares for vehicles in the shop

   

- follows prescribed procedures

   

Acceptance of Work Assigned

   

- undertakes all assigned tasks with equal energy and effort

   

- begins the task immediately

   
- puts in a full class of work    

Teacher Comments


Rating Scale:

5-Always
4-Most of the time
3-Some of the time
2-Occasionally
1-Rarely
0-Never


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