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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
00:25
Chapter 4
00:27
Chapter 5
00:29
Chapter 6
00:32
Chapter 7
00:33
Chapter 8
00:34
Chapter 9
00:35
Chapter 10
00:38
Chapter 11
00:40
Chapter 12
00:42
Chapter 13
00:46
Chapter 14
00:55
Chapter 15
01:10
Chapter 16
01:18
Chapter 17
01:20
Chapter 18
01:27
Chapter 19
01:28
Chapter 20
01:36
Chapter 21
01:43
Chapter 22
01:51
Chapter 23
01:53
Chapter 24
02:10
Chapter 25
02:23
Chapter 26
02:24
Chapter 27
02:25
Chapter 28
02:29
Chapter 29
02:34
Chapter 30
02:45
Chapter 31
02:50
Chapter 32
03:06
Chapter 33
03:11
Chapter 34
03:14
Chapter 35
03:17
Chapter 36
03:20
Chapter 37
03:21
Chapter 38
03:22
Chapter 39
03:24
Chapter 40
03:26
Chapter 41
03:27
Chapter 42
03:37
Chapter 43
03:47
Chapter 44
04:01
Chapter 45
04:02
Chapter 46
04:04
Chapter 47
04:14
Chapter 48
04:36
Chapter 49
04:46
Chapter 50
05:02
Chapter 51
05:03
Chapter 52
05:24
Chapter 53
05:26
Chapter 54
05:34
Chapter 55
05:42
Chapter 56
05:50
Chapter 57
05:56
Chapter 58
06:01
Chapter 59
06:23
Chapter 60
06:25
Chapter 61
06:27
Chapter 62
06:54
Chapter 63
07:02
Chapter 64
07:16
Chapter 65
07:18
Chapter 66
07:29
Chapter 67
07:39
Chapter 68
07:48
Chapter 69
07:50
Chapter 70
07:51
Chapter 71
07:53
Chapter 72
07:55
Chapter 73
07:56
Chapter 74
07:57
Chapter 75
07:59
Chapter 76
08:11
Chapter 77
08:12
Chapter 78
08:13
Chapter 79
08:18
Chapter 80
08:25
Chapter 81
08:49
Chapter 82
08:51
Chapter 83
09:22
Chapter 84
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Chapter 85
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Chapter 86
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Chapter 87
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Chapter 88
Audio Transcript
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Good day.
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Let us discuss about performance based assessment what it is,
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it's advantages, limitations, steps in creating it.
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And some example of application in health education.
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What is performance based assessment?
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It is an alternative assessment that requires students to construct
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a response, create a product or demonstrate an application of
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knowledge in an authentic context.
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P. B.
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A. Generally is an evaluation that gathers evidence on what
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the students can do with their knowledge using their higher
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order thinking skills in order to create a product or
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complete the process.
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P. B.
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A. Is usually used in certain scenarios in which we
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are assessing a student's achievement of complex learning, standard or
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testing a student of higher order thinking, such as analyzing
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or synthesizing a case or a problem.
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Second, in assessing students ability to apply concepts they learn
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to solve problems or the application of learning such as
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using understanding of disease in order to create a plan
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of treatment and finally, assessing skills or a demonstration of
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skills or objective structural clinical examination exams.
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There are many reasons that we may use B.
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B. A.
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And the following are its advantages.
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First, it allows direct observation of student ability as they
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are able to perform the task.
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Second, it allows active student engagement, a students take ownership
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to their work.
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Third, there is students choice, it increases student confidence because
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students know and understand the standards.
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It is flexible and it is authentic assessment of ability
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as product is unique for student students become practical and
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apply learning in real world scenario.
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Phoebe are accurate and meaningful indicator is not only about
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what the students know but about what they can do
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what performance assessment are important in creating a holistic look
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at the student's overall performance.
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This assessment can necessarily be used in the same way
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as a standard assessment as such.
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There are limitations.
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First is that it can be time consuming as preparation
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is more to do us.
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It relies heavily on specific skill set of students.
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It the results can be subjective as it can be
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questionable because if it is not reliable, especially if the
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scoring guide or rubrics are not properly prepared, realize have
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any on student initiative and drive and it measures only
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a limited scope of learning objective, usually fewer questions than
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traditional testing methods.
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However this limitations this can be minimized with proper test,
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design, conceptualization and creation of the test.
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How do we conceptualize and create P.
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B. A.
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In a learning setting?
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These are the steps in to be a creation first
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we have to target higher or you're thinking as a
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criteria, it should be authentic, complex oriented, open ended and
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time bounded.
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The first step, as with other assessment tool is determining
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the goals of assessment.
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Creating the blueprint as a first step, we define the
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purpose of the tests will determine the skills, decide which
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learning outcome will be a performance based and which should
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create a less of skills appropriate in performance based assessment.
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In this example a term paper will be created in
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order to determine the summit of evaluation for nursing student
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under understanding on ethical nursing care.
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The next step is to define the performance task or
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the tax description as the term implies.
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The students will be asked to do something.
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They will present their work or create something.
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So there is you create an activity of a task
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activity or a task.
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The students will not just answer questions ask such as
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those in text format or as a writing.
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The students will have to demonstrate their knowledge and skills
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and attitudes that they have learned.
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So here you clearly define the assignment including the topic,
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the process the students will have to go through and
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the product they are expected to create.
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In this example on a term paper for ethical nursing
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care, the student will have to integrate two perspectives regarding
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their ethical nursing care.
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During the rotation and create a five page paper concerning
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the ethical issues that they have encountered and that is
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the task.
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The third is to define the performance criteria.
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The performance criteria are specific behaviors the students should perform
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to properly carry out a performance or product or to
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produce the product.
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So these are the observable and measurable characteristics of the
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task. So it must be specific clearly stated and observable.
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This great area should cover the following.
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It should cover the impact of the performance or the
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success of the performance.
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Given the purposes goes in the desired result, work quality
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and craftsmanship.
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This includes the overall quality, organization and difficulty of the
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work. The adequacy of method, behavior to the quality of
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procedures and manner of presentation.
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Prior to enjoy the performance and finally validity and content
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the correctness of ideas, skills, materials use, including the sophistication
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of knowledge employed in this example, you can see that
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in that term paper that was asked for nursing students.
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The following performance criteria must include your knowledge on context
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and development of their idea on ethical nursing, how they
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organized and structured their understanding, proper formatting and grammar punctuation
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is spending.
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Once you define your performance criteria, you now the established
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scoring or determined scoring, you create the scoring rubrics, rubrics
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are descriptive scoring schemes that are developed by teachers or
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other evaluators.
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To guide in the analysis of the product or process
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the student's efforts you have to determine how many performance
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level or to measure their proficiency in performing the task
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and this may be a descriptive levels outstanding acceptable, not
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acceptable. There are two types of rubrics.
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It can be a holistic rubric, is a type of
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roof that requires a teacher to score an overall process
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or a project as a whole.
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With this it is simple and you have to, you
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can provide a reasonable summary rating.
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So this is advisable when the teacher wants a fast
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result for students performance.
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A single rating is used while an analytic rubrics is
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a type of rubric that provides information regarding the performance
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in each component parts of the task and is used
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to in the diagnosing specific strength and weakness of the
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learner. This type of rubric evaluates the criterion separately using
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different performance level and it is more specific.
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So in our example to summarize in creating a term
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paper for ethical nursing care for students as P.
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B. A.
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First you have to define the purpose, you define the
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task or your task description.
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As shown you find that that's great theory to and
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standard for performance and established level and develop a scoring
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scale. This is an example of a P.
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B. A.
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For nursing student to determine their ethical nursing care learning.
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Let's look into the examples and application of health in
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health education B.
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B. A.
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Is useful because in health education we measure higher cognitive
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learning. The first is creating patient management plan.
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P. M.
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M. P.
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M. P.
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S. Or patient management plans begin with an open opening
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scenario, provides a brief description of a patient situation, examining
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will proceed through a series of scene in which the
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additional information is gathered that the student create appropriate plan
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that they can be assessed with the checklist shown.
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Another is an oil case presentation or oral examination where
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in which the student or it examining will it be
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given a fixed amount of time to take a history
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from examine the patient And meet one or more examiner
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to discuss the case.
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There will be sets of hypothetical cases to be prepared
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in advance with case material to the oil examiner and
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then they will be given scenario in cases they have
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to identify and as scoring criteria will be given.
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That's an example of oil case presentation.
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SPB A.
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And finally, Oscar is administered by having examined circuit around
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the circuit of station, which they perform a variety of
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clinical task.
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After completion there will be a checklists and rating form
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at the end of the encounters Torigoe to record your
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performance. This is an example of an Oscar.
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These are examples of applications in health education of B.
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B. A.
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Performance based assessment is something that teacher can implement in
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their own classroom with just a little planning preparation and
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progress monitoring.
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Thus, performance based assessment must be explored and utilized by
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teachers
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