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QCF understand the principles and practices of assessment

 
Author Rachel W
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#1 | Posted: 26 Apr 2012 18:35 
Hiya i just started the assessor award and just wanted to gain some knowledge on how to go about answering the first question.........Understand the prinicples and requirements of assessment. Also is there any books that i can buy to guide me. thanks


Author Cboynton9
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#2 | Posted: 22 Nov 2012 13:14 
Hin rachel how did you get on with your assessor award i am stuck on unit 1 3.4 and 3.5 wondered if you can help me at all?

Claire

Author cdavey06
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#3 | Posted: 27 Jan 2013 16:05 
How would you identify and compare different types of evidence when making your assessment decisions.

You identify different types of evidence during the planning process with your candidate ie you look at how she is going to provide evidence
1. By you observing
2. By you providing a candidate reflection
3. By obtaining witness statement
4. By you asking her questions.

You compair these different types by assessing their strengths eg. No 1&4 would be strong evidence as you are the assessor making the judgement. No 3 would be strong or weak depending who was writing the statement. No.2 the reflection will need further questioning from the assessor or talking to colleagues involved or looking at work products to make this a strong piece of evidence.


:)

Author kels110
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#4 | Posted: 4 Mar 2013 21:44 
Rachel W
This was a long time ago but am now in the same position as you...first time I have written an assignment for 10 years (!!!) and am struggling a bit...any help or pointers would be appreciated so at least I can get this started!!!

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