Assessment of School Learning: Professional Training Module for School Teams
- The foreword states that the absence of a policy for assessing pupils' learning is one of the problems of the Haitian school system.
- The Ministry of Education provided in the school calendar for four stages, at the end of each of which a summative assessment is to be organized.
- The authors say teachers had not received adequate training for this new practice.
- The module was designed within an accelerated program for over-age pupils and can be used in other training situations.
The module was written by four members of the pedagogical support service of the Direction départementale de l'éducation en Artibonite and the pedagogical adviser of PEIA, with funding from the Canadian International Development Agency, and published in 2005. It belongs to a training program for basic school staff and was designed for teachers working with over-age pupils in an accelerated program, though it states that it can be used in other training settings. The foreword says the absence of a policy for assessing pupils' learning is one of the problems of the Haitian school system, and that the ministry's school calendar provides four stages at the end of which a summative assessment is to be organized.
The content has six blocks: the notion of assessment, pedagogical assessment, the taxonomy of educational objectives including Bloom's taxonomy, the steps of planning an examination, the test, and the form of test items. A second section gives a trainer's toolbox of group activities.
How to cite
Ministry of National Education, Youth and Sports (MENJS), 2005, Assessment of School Learning: Professional Training Module for School Teams, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/menjs-2005-peia-module-evaluation-apprentissages
- Rights holder
- Ministère de l'Éducation Nationale, de la Jeunesse et des Sports (MENJS)