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Title: The ‘currency’ of coursework in national examinations : SEC physics as a case study
Authors: Pirotta, Dario
Musumeci, Martin
Keywords: Education, Secondary -- Malta
Physics -- Examinations
Grading and marking (Students) -- Malta
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: LibreriaUniversitaria Edizioni
Citation: Pirotta, D., & Musumeci, M. (2015). The ‘currency’ of coursework in national examinations : SEC physics as a case study. New Perspectives in Science Education Conference 4th Edition, Florence.
Abstract: Assessment is a process that measures achievement ensuring “objectively standards achieved by students …” It can be done through range of tools including written exams, coursework, practical and oral tests, etc. “Examinations … which consist only of timed written papers cannot ... assess ability to undertake practical and investigational work ...” School-based assessment (SBA) can be used to measure processes and skills acquired through a programme of work and cannot ‘fit’ in a written paper. SBA was included in exams to enhance the validity of the assessment process.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/84083
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