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:  Tests & assessment

  • Competency based learning and testing.
  • Progress cards.
  • Oral & written tests, weightages, needs.
  • Marks not to be criteria but attainment of competencies to be considered.

Karnataka’s adoption of minimum levels of learning as the medium of delivery at primary level was initiated with DPEP. This has been universalized up to 4th standard with well-defined competencies. From 5th to 7th standard well-defined learning outcomes are in place in each subject.

Progress cards were designed to assess the achievements of children at the end of each competency. There have been discussions at length regarding weightages for oral and written tests. Competencies especially in language need to be tested orally where the context demands. Much of it is true for other subjects also. However a consensus had to be reached on this in view of the large number of schools involved. In fact at one stage we were looking at 50,000 evaluators! Finally certain decisions were taken –

  • Competencies which are ‘core’ to the learning situation to be short listed
  • Oral testing to be limited to 2nd standard
  • Tests to be refined
  • Methodology for refining of tools to be evolved and selected DIETs to undertake trials and subsequent refinement.