The purpose of this study is to clarify the assumption that the performance assessment using student-involved rubric is positively effective for self-directed learning ability improvement and desirable academic attitude formation in the ubiquitous sub...
The purpose of this study is to clarify the assumption that the performance assessment using student-involved rubric is positively effective for self-directed learning ability improvement and desirable academic attitude formation in the ubiquitous subject.
To reach the goal of this study, I selected 2 third-grade classes of technical high schools in Gyeong-gi-do cities and divided them into the experimental group and the control group. After devising the procedure of student-involved rubric, I verified the homogeneity of the groups with a pretest. After that, I developed the student-involved rubric with the experimental group students. Finally, after applying the performance assessment to each group, I analyzed the effect with a post test.
It showed that the performance assessment using student-involved rubric is more positively effective for self-directed learning ability improvement and desirable academic attitude formation than the performance assessment using the unilaterally presented rubric in the ubiquitous subject.