The syllabus drawn from this structure uses three broad forms of Assessment which can be used throughout the learning process mentioned below:
Diagnostic Assessment
Formative Assessment
AFL- “Assessment for Learning” is conducted as an ongoing process of observation of the Learner’s understanding of the Learning objectives. This helps to make an opinion and arrive at a review of the knowledge of the student learning the topic. The curriculum incorporates several forms of formative assessments. Some of the strategies are
S.No | Formative Assessment |
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1. | Sharing clear learning intentions/ objectives for lessons with learners |
2. | Sharing and negotiating lesson success criteria |
3. | AFL strategies embedded in lessons and in learner tasks, encouraging learners to express ideas about what they are learning and what helps them to learn |
4. | Facilitating peer and self- assessment |
5. | Encouraging learner responses to feedback and marking that includes individual target setting |
Summative Assessment
Sometimes referred to as “Assessment of Learning”. This assessment sums up the learning of learners at the end of periods of learning at the end of every term. This is measured against clearly defined standards. Then, the teacher evaluates and appraises all aspects of child’s personality both cognitive and non- cognitive. This enables a teacher to keep track of a student progress from time to time.
The continued periodic Formative and Summative assessments are designed to engage whether the learning has been internalized, whether the student will be able to relate this learning in different situations under different contexts, whether this learning will provide a base for Expanded Learning Opportunity.
MODULE 1 | MODULE 2 | MODULE 3 | MODULE 4 |
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Formative Assesment - 10 Marks | Formative Assesment - 10 Marks | Formative Assesment - 10 Marks | Formative Assesment - 10 Marks |
Summative Assesment - 40 Marks | Summative Assesment - 40 Marks | Summative Assesment - 40 Marks | Summative Assesment - 40 Marks |
UNIT 1 MODULE 1 | UNIT 2 MODULE 2 | UNIT 3 MODULE 3 | UNIT 4 MODULE 4 |
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Formative Assesment- 10 marks | Formative Assesment- 10 marks | Formative Assesment- 10 marks | Formative Assesment- 10 marks |
Continual Assessment 40 marks | Semester Exams 90 marks | Continual Assessment 40 marks | Semester Exams 90 marks |
Frequency | Quarter 1 | Quarter 2 | Quarter 3 | Quarter 4 |
Assessment Month | May 2023 | September 2023 | November 2023 | March 2024 |
Level – Year 1 to 5 | Summative Assessment – 1 | Summative Assessment – 2 | Summative Assessment – 3 | Summative Assessment – 4 |
Level – Year 6 to 8 | Continual Assessment – 1 | Semester – 1 Examination | Continual Assessment – 2 | Semester – 2 Examination |
Frequency | Quarter 1 | Quarter 2 | Quarter 3 | Quarter 4 | ||
Assessment Month | May 2023 | August 2023 | September 2023 | November 2023 | February 2024 | March 2024 |
Level – Year 8 - 10 | Cyclic Test 1 | Cyclic Test 2 | Semester Examination 1 | Cyclic Test 3 | Cyclic Test 4 | Semester Examination 2 |
CAMBRIDGE IGCSE GRADE 9 & 10 – PREPARATORY COURSE
Assessment Structure
In each term, 10 Formative Assessment and 2 Semester (Summative Assessments) will be conducted, and 1 Diagnostic Assessment will be conducted biannually.
- 10 Formative Assessments (20 marks) in each term.
- 2 Cyclic Tests (25 marks) for all core subjects and electives except Science
- 2 Cyclic Tests (40 marks) for Science
- 1 Semester Exam (80 marks each) for Language, Computer Application & Humanities & Social Science electives (Economics, Global Perspectives, Business Studies, Environmental Management)
- 1 Semester Exam (160 marks) for Science.
- 1 Semester Exam (100 marks) for Mathematics.
- Project work (10 marks) for Humanities and Social Sciences.
The essence of Diagnostic assessment is to do mapping for overall development of the child focusing on strengths & limitations and catering to personality assessment to do student – career fit in right direction.
The Matrix is outlined below:
- Personality assessment of each student followed by profiling.
- Rubrics to assess the strengths and weaknesses of each student.
- Guidance on the future career prospects based on the diagnostic evaluation & professional guidance for improvement.
Grading Criteria for Scholastic Areas
MARKS RANGE | GRADE |
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90 – 100 | A+ |
80 – 89 | A |
70 – 79 | B |
60 – 69 | C |
50 – 59 | D |
49 AND BELOW | U |
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