Living Educational Theory

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Comparing ancient educational systems and its effect
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Introduction:   Ever changing in a seemingly static mood.
Conclusion
 
Standards in the portfolio process
 
Roles and Relationships
Student as Learner
Planning
Classroom practice
Assessment
Professional Knowledge and Growth
Engagement with Subject Matter
 
 
Assessment: Summative Assessment; Assessment Strategy, Assessment Tasks.
See: Summative Assessment Manual, Canadian Language Benchmarks, Vol 1, 2004
 
Standards: "Standards are descriptions of the expected levels of student performance in relation to grade- and subject-specific student learning outcomes."1
 
"Standards are descriptions of the targets students should be able to reach in different domains of curriculum content, and throughout the 1990s there was a drive to specify standards for subject matter across the  curriculum. These standards or benchmarks are stated in the form of competencies."2
 
 
Ref:
2 Jack C. Richards, Curriculum Development in Language Teaching
 
Proof of Set of Goals and Efforts to Meet Goals.
Introduction
 
For goals and developmental actions see:
 

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