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A look at assessment strategies, learning outcomes and ICT in physical education

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Assessment & ICT in PEAndy Hair & Bernie Holland

9th May 2014

Overview of todays learning

• Assessment & Planning

• Personal Blogs

• Google Docs- Add ons

• Apps

• The power of IDOCEO

• Youtube/Interactive websites

• Projectors/TVs/Stereos/Devices

• iMovie

• Exergaming

• Social Media

• My favourite devices

• What does integration of ICT look like-

• PRACTICAL TIME

Who am I?• Physical Education Educator in Geelong,

VIC

• 20 years experience

• Totally PE Founder

• SSV Coordinator 11 years

• ACHPER Presenter (IAC 12,13)

• Member of #PEGEEKS online community

• Technology Enthusiast

• Find me online at:

• @mrhairphysed

• mrhairphysed.weebly.com

• totallype.weebly.com

Assessment & Planning• Learning intentions =

assessment

• How much do I assess? What is the main intent of the lesson.

• How can I use ICT to make my assessment easier?

• What comes next is my answer to meeting my assessment needs……..

Effective planning in physical education = effective assessment

• Effective Planning

• Lesson Intentions

• Assessment Items

• Planning to use ICT in assessing

• A Fresh example

www.achper.vic.edu.au

What are the most important outcomes of a physical education program?

• Can you articulate the key:

• Skills

• Knowledge

• Behaviours

• Attitudes

• You want your students to leave your program with?

• If yes – then you will know what to assess!!

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Planning: time to teach• Number of terms: 4

• Weeks per term: 9

• Time per lesson: ___ minutes

• How many minutes/hours do you have to teach?

• Suggested that it takes 540 minutes instructional time to develop EACH FMS

• Time needed to develop concepts?

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Planning: time to teach

• Based on application of concept on previous slide the number of assessable “tasks” can be defined and may be less than we first think!

• We then need to identify what and how we will assess.

Scaffolding your yearYour overall school goal

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SET YOUR GOALS

KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO ASSESS

DEVELOP YOUR LESSONS

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Assessment

“Assessment is the process of gathering and interpreting evidence of learning to make informed decisions about how well students are progressing.”

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Principles of Assessment

• Assessment practices promote deeper understanding of learning processes by developing students capacity for self assessment.

• Assessment is authentic –requiring students to apply their skills to real world challenges.

• Students are involved in negotiating assessment to ensure a shared understanding of purpose, criteria and standards.

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Principles of Assessment

• Assessment should be an ongoing part of teaching and learning

• Students have access to ongoing constructive feedback that supports their learning.

• Good assessment provides useful information to report credibly to parents on student achievement.

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Principles of Assessment• The primary purpose of assessment is to improve student learning.

• Assessment practices are matched to the teaching and learning goals.

• Assessment practices use a range of measures allowing students to demonstrate what they know and can do.

• Assessment processes are valid, reliable and fair and cater for the range of students’ learning styles.

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Assessment of Learning (summative) definition

Assessment of learning occurs when teachers use evidence of student learning to make judgements on student achievement against goals and standards.

www.achper.vic.edu.au

Assessment for Learning (formative) definition

Assessment for learning occurs when teachers use inferences about student progress to inform their teaching.

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Assessment as Learning (formative) definition

Assessment as learning occurs when students reflect on and monitor their progress to inform their future learning goals.

Assessment Strategies• Checklists

• Skills tests

• Anecdotal records

• Fitness tests

• Tests

• Assignments

• Structured observation

• Posters

• Webquests

• Video analysis

• Skills/games analysis software

• Rubrics

• Role plays

• Reflective writing

• Interviews

• Goal setting

• Concept maps

• Game analysis tools

• Pedometers

• Heart rate monitors

• Ipods, mobile phones, flip cameras

• Graphic organisers

• Self assessment and peer assessment

Let’s look at a lesson

• Notice:

• Learning Intentions vs Assessment outcomes

Take 5

Let’s meet in the gym in 5 minutes

We have looked at Assessment concepts in your

lessons…..

Now let’s examine what you can use with ICT to help

foster this assessment…….

Personal Blogs

Some outstanding blogs• http://physedagogy.com/ Adam Howell

• http://www.thepegeek.com/ Jarrod Robinson

• http://www.thephysicaleducator.com/ Joey Feith

• http://www.iphys-ed.com/ Nathan Horne

• http://iteachpe.wordpress.com/ Blake Kampen

• http://healthybodies-happyminds.com/ Ashlea Mills

Team AppTeam App

Direct link to parentsSends notifications to

parentsSet up calendars to sync with

phonesPersonal, individual

Create parent based oneCreate teacher based oneCreate District based one

Google Docs- Saves time!• Google Forms

• http://totallype.weebly.com/google-forms.html

• Responses

• Autocrat

• Doctopus

• Feedback is vital

• Google Forms for assessment

• 79 Ways to use Google Docs

Google Apps• Chrome Apps- On chrome

page

• Gmail

• Google Docs

• Hangouts

• Twitter

• Clock

• You Tube

• DJ

My favourite APPS

Video Delay AppGoogle Drive

iMovieQR Reader GoPro Dice Roller

Remote

WeatherzonePlus+

The power of IDOCEO• Click here to listen to Adam

Metcalf (Avery Coonley School, IL, USA)

• Live Assessment

• Allows for conversations to take place

• Instantly see who is achieving what level

• Record, Assess and showcase your PE program

Projectors-TVs-Stereos-Apple TVs

• What can you get your hands on and how can you use it? Old data projector

• Cheap screens- Painted or Signs

• TVs- 1 Big one or several smaller ones

• Stereos- What can you use it for? What can you plug into it?

• Itunes on laptop- Using Remote app on ipod or iPhone, or remote mouse to control mini lap from anywhere in your gym

• Apple TVs

Devices

Polar H7- Something crazy

iMovie

• Making a trailer

• Making a feature movie

• Three minutes can make a difference

• Slow Mo-Instant Replay-Black and White-flipped screen- picture in picture

Click above to play

QR Code/Reader

• Check for understanding

• Play, check, copy(action)- repeat

• Sports Posters

Exergaming

• Wii

• Xbox

• Play Station

What is exergaming? Why is it an effective tool?

XBOX

Nintendo Wii

Playstation

Why is Twitter so important?• Connection

• Collaboration

• Conversation

• Combination

• Clarification

• Showcase

• Provide or look for inspiration

• Look for feedback

My favourite devices• iPad mini

• Go Pro

• iPhone

• Fitbit

• Garmin

• Flip Cam

• Wireless Headset

• Soniq 32inch TV trolley

• Xbox Kinect

What does ICT integration into PE look like?Lets take a fitness session with Grade 5

• Teacher iPad- Class role, ongoing assessment, recording pics and photos

• Students- iPad- Partner work and reflection

• iPad- Fitness Blender

• Go Pro- What can you do?

• Xbox- Set up as a station for exergaming

• Data Projector or TV- Set up for Just Dance station

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