2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.01.622
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A Study on Dynamic Assessment Techniques, as a Method of Obtaining a High Level of Learning Potential, Untapped by Conventional Assessment

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“…Assessment service for non test development requires that students work in teams in two times so that students are able to reconstruct its ability [22] with the progress of the low knowledge level to a high level of knowledge (in [13,20,27,28]). Of the interactions that are performed by students in teamwork, until the process of mediation between students, causing the potential and ability of students will increase [10]. This task is in the form of case studies and assignments task performance.…”
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“…Assessment service for non test development requires that students work in teams in two times so that students are able to reconstruct its ability [22] with the progress of the low knowledge level to a high level of knowledge (in [13,20,27,28]). Of the interactions that are performed by students in teamwork, until the process of mediation between students, causing the potential and ability of students will increase [10]. This task is in the form of case studies and assignments task performance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Development of performance based assessment instruments using valuation techniques dynamic approach can be seen from the assessment based on learning processes and implementation guidance on assessment that can modify and enhance the knowledge students as there is a fairly strong correlation (Al Jeraisy, Mohammad, Fayyoumi, & Alrashideh, 2015; Dogan & Kultu, 2010), besides an active participant is visible from the liveliness of the students as objects at once the subject of an assessment, the assessment will also include a description of the changes in knowledge, and demand the students to provide a multi-faceted response which can be seen from the compulsory assignment is done by students and teacher as evaluator/observer [10].…”
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