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Social Studies Teachers' Authentic Assessment Practices, Tools and Challenges in Assessing Students' Learning Outcomes

Universal Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities | Vol 3, Issue 1

Table 1. How Social Studies teachers practice authentic assessment toassess their pupils

VariableMeanStd. Deviation
I guide my students to effectively translate issues and situations into meaningful tasks that have a clear purpose.3.280.79
I ask my students to write simple sentences expressing a complete thought.3.240.77
I ask my students to create and organize ideas with a purpose.3.070.82
I ask my students to use symbols and words to show meaning.2.790.88
I assist my students to prepare criteria for assessing their projects.2.620.92
I assist my students to collaborate and create editorials and reports.2.291.03
I guide my students to apply their knowledge to real-life problems.3.590.68
I guide my students to apply their knowledge to organize ideas effectively.3.250.66
I ask my students to use hands-on tasks to conduct several investigations.2.650.86
I ask my students to provide explanations for their responses.3.330.66
I assist my students in co-operate with peers and school personnel.3.390.71
I assist my students to add supportive details to stories.2.800.85
I ask my students to reflect on their learning process to take control of learning.3.210.76
I assist my students to communicate meaning through pictures.2.850.9
I assist my students to demonstrate and extend their understanding of number meaning.2.560.95
I make informal observations about how students are responding to instruction.3.490.73