The adoption of the transition from grading to a descriptive evaluation in primary schools, introduced by Ministerial Order 172 of 2020, represents a significant opportunity (Piscozzo & Stefanel, 2022) for teachers to reshape their assessment methods. The evaluation model proposed by current regulations aligns with the perspective of assessment for learning (Scierri, 2023), which is formative in nature (Nigris & Agrusti, 2021) and requires active participation and healthy involvement of students in self-assessment and assessment processes (Baldassarre, 2022). This contribution aims to present a research-training conducted during the academic year 2021-2022 at a primary school in the province of Bari. The research aims to describe the various phases involved in developing a detailed descriptive assessment for each subject, following the A/3 Guidelines. The research-training journey was organized through theoretical, practical, and operational sessions.
Il superamento del voto a favore di una valutazione descrittiva nella scuola primaria, introdotta dall’Ordinanza Ministeriale 172 del 2020 costituisce una grande opportunità (Piscozzo & Stefanel, 2022) per i docenti di rimodulare le proprie modalità valutative. Il modello valutativo proposto dalla normativa vigente si colloca nella prospettiva della valutazione per l’apprendimento (Scierri, 2023) che ha carattere formativo (Nigris & Agrusti, 2021) e richiede l’attiva partecipazione e il sano protagonismo degli alunni nei processi autovalutativi e valutativi (Baldassarre & Forliano, 2022). Il contributo intende presentare una ricerca – formazione realizzata nell’anno scolastico 2021-2022 presso una scuola primaria della provincia di Bari. Tale ricerca mira a descrivere le varie fasi per giungere all’elaborazione di un giudizio descrittivo articolato per ogni disciplina secondo lo schema A/3 delle Linee Guida. Il percorso di ricerca – formazione è stato organizzato con incontri teorico - pratici - operativi.
Descriptive evaluation elaboration: a training research experience in primary school
Michele Baldassarre
;Maria Sacco
2024-01-01
Abstract
The adoption of the transition from grading to a descriptive evaluation in primary schools, introduced by Ministerial Order 172 of 2020, represents a significant opportunity (Piscozzo & Stefanel, 2022) for teachers to reshape their assessment methods. The evaluation model proposed by current regulations aligns with the perspective of assessment for learning (Scierri, 2023), which is formative in nature (Nigris & Agrusti, 2021) and requires active participation and healthy involvement of students in self-assessment and assessment processes (Baldassarre, 2022). This contribution aims to present a research-training conducted during the academic year 2021-2022 at a primary school in the province of Bari. The research aims to describe the various phases involved in developing a detailed descriptive assessment for each subject, following the A/3 Guidelines. The research-training journey was organized through theoretical, practical, and operational sessions.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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