Module 2 — Rubrics, Checklists, Rating Scales & Professional Documents

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10 questions · 70% pass mark

Check your understanding of the topic you just studied.

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1. What is the primary purpose of mapping lessons to official KNEC assessment objectives?

2. Which of the following is a characteristic of an effective formative assessment?

3. Why is it important to convert official mark schemes into student-facing rubrics?

4. What should a two-week scheme of work prioritize?

5. How can teachers manage the administrative pressure of assessment uploads?

6. What is the role of KICD syllabus documents in planning?

7. Which tool is best used to track milestones in a project-based activity?

8. Reflective practice involves:

9. What does a balanced scheme of work include?

10. Command words like 'analyse' and 'demonstrate' are essential because:

10 applied scenarios

Realistic classroom scenarios — decide what an effective teacher would do.

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1. You notice a learner consistently failing to meet the criteria on your rubric. What is your best next step?

2. Your department is behind on uploading data to the KNEC portal. How do you resolve this during the next two-week cycle?

3. A student asks why they received a specific mark. What do you show them?

4. You have a diverse class with varying abilities. How do you address this in your scheme?

5. When should you finalize your notes for your portfolio?

6. A parent asks how their child is progressing. Using your documentation, what should you share?

7. You are designing a lesson and realize the assessment doesn't match the KICD objectives. What do you do?

8. During a moderation session, your colleagues disagree with your marking. What do you bring?

9. How can you ensure your scheme of work is 'learner-centred'?

10. What is the most effective way to use 'command words' in your lesson planning?