Reference Framework for Planning Learning and Evaluation Activities

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Program analysis tables, tables of specifications, and analysis and planning tables NEW FORMAT (EVALUATION FRAMEWORK FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF LEARNING) Specifications (situational competency) Expected outcome (situational objective) Statement of the competency Learning activity (situational objective) Situations retained Titles of phases Indicators Participation indicators Evaluation criteria Learning Not included in the new format Evaluation Not included in the new format Added: • Boxes to be checked off for the pass/fail condition • Note at the bottom specifying the pass/fail condition • Minimum performance standard and requirements (checked off). This information is generally included at the end of the evaluation form or in the description of the examination. Beginning of form Examination procedure Pass All headings Pass/fail condition or minimum performance standard Description of participation (situational competency) General information Phases Moved to specifications Evaluation form (all types of situations*) Same information Retained on the evaluation form but must be added to the specifications * Sometimes there is no evaluation form, especially in the case of theory examinations involving a list of questions. 78 Appendix
Check off the criteria observed. Checklist Make a simple symmetrical floral arrangement Date Symmetrical arrangement of flowers Symmetrical arrangement of species Symmetry of colours Symmetrical arrangement of volumes and masses Proportions appropriate to the shape and size of the container Predominance of flowers Convergence of stems toward an easily recognizable focal point Centred focal point Insertion of stems at least 2.5 cm deep in florist’s foam Arrangement in conformity with the required shape Precise contour of arrangement Proper use of flowers and greenery selected Evaluator: ______________________________________ __________________ (name or initials) date ______________________________________ __________________ (name or initials) date ______________________________________ __________________ (name or initials) date ______________________________________ __________________ (name or initials) date Appendix 79
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ....
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Lastly, the appendix contains instr
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From Learning to Competency 1 Vocat
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1.2 Acquiring new knowledge and kno
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competency with respect to the pers
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Complementary Roles and Aims 2 This
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Pedagogical differentiation Pedagog
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INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING Whatever the
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The following sections describe the
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In a program of study, the statemen
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3.3 Evaluation framework for the ce
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Description of the examination or d
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