Evaluation is a continuous and on-going process, taking in all aspects of growth. A variety of sources are used to assess a student’s progress. (See list below for examples). Students in-class work samples, group work, impromptu assessments, individual verbal conferencing, projects, etc. will be evaluated using the Newfoundland And Labrador English School Districts report card scale of 1-4. All daily work in the classroom are considered extremely valuable and are important for assessment purposes. Children are encouraged to strive for their best at all times.
Sources for evaluation & assessment:
- participation in group discussions - daily observations
- oral presentations - completion of tasks
- student/teacher conferences/interviews - rubrics
- work samples (daily in-class assignments)
- behavior during both structured/unstructured times
- ability to carry out responsibilities
- anecdotal records (short descriptions of classroom observations)