Friday, October 18, 2013

Episode #5 individual output


Onahon, Xy-za T.
BSED-TLE3w2

A. My Show Portfolio

Learning Objective:
At the end of 30 minutes100% of my students;
  • Will apply the right procedure in cleaning and sanitizing the area for cooking.
  • Gather all the ingredients needed with the right measurements.
At the end of 3 hours 100% of my students;
  • Perform the cooking activity which is to cook ''Adobo''.
  • Show the final output.
General Performance Task:
  • Students will find their pair for the activity.
  • Clean and sanitize the area for cooking.
  • Gather the ingredients and materials for cooking.
  • Perform cooking.
Learning Activity:
1. With the used of the different kitchen tools and the ingredients, each pair will cook Adobo for at least 2 hours.
  • Divide the task by pair to minimize the work and time.

Rubrics for Assessing Learning:

CRITERIA
1
NEED IMPROVEMENT
2
GOOD
3
VERY GOOD
  • Appearance
  • Accuracy
  • Texture
  • Speed


-demonstrate basic understanding and knowledge of the activity.


-unable to perform the activity well.


-demonstrate little ability in cooking.
-demonstrate a general knowledge and understanding of the activity.


-perform the activity with less mistakes.


-shows ability in cooking.
-skillfully and knowledgeable in the given activity.




-perform the activity properly.


-demonstrate consistent ability in cooking.


B. REFLECTION

My experience in conducting observation in this Field Study have improved my understanding in different forms of performance assessment. I have also appreciate the product-oriented assessment that enable the teacher to clearly see the evidence of knowledge and skills that are learned in the whole learning process. Seeing the outcomes and product of the students academic engagement will help them motivated and continue their studies.
One of the learning I gain from this activity is that it is rarely evident for the teacher to give performance assessment for her/him to know the students learning falls. Thus, as a future educator I can apply this in my future teaching process.

Episode #5 My PROP