Enseñanza-aprendizaje de la práctica científica
MODOS DEL LENGUAJE Activos Reactivos Grado de
2.2. Modelo de la Práctica Científica Individual
Skills requirements
Student is able to
recognise the tasks at the workplace suited to on-the-job learning or skills
demonstrations and finds out about their targets of assessment and assessment criteria
negotiate on implementation of on-the-job learning and skills demonstrations
in the work community
prepare on-the-job learning and skills demonstration plans in cooperation
with the teacher and workplace instructor
instruct other students on the working tasks, customs and rules at the work-
place or at school
present the training and working opportunities in the field e.g. to students in
an introductory period
have guidance discussions, develop own activities based on feedback and arbi-
trate differences of opinion
work with different learners and colleagues
receive and give constructive feedback
self-assess on-the-job learning and skills demonstration in accordance with the
targets of assessment and assessment criteria agreed earlier
assess occupational safety risks in his/her work and know how to act and also
instruct others to act in accordance with the occupational safety instructions.
Assessment
The table comprises the targets of assessment and assessment criteria for three levels of competence together with the targets of assessment. In vocational upper second- ary education and training, the targets of assessment also constitute the core con- tents of the module.
TARGETS OF ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA 1. Mastering the
work process Satisfactory 1Student Good 2 Excellent 3 Planning one’s own
work and drawing up plans
prepares on-the-job learn- ing and skills demonstra- tion plans under instruc- tions
prepares on-the-job learn- ing and skills demonstra- tion plans as instructed
prepares on-the-job learn- ing and skills demonstra- tion plans independently and proactively
Mastering the work
entity needs instructions at times. completes given tasks inde-pendently.
proceeds fluently in his/ her work adjusting it to the activities of the working environment.
TARGETS OF
ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
2. Mastering the work method, equipment and material
Satisfactory 1 Good 2 Excellent 3
Student
Guiding a student guides other students under instructions
guides other students as instructed and holds guid- ance discussions
instructs other students, acts flexibly with different people and arbitrates differ- ences of opinion
Assessing a student accepts and gives feedback on a tasks under instruc- tions as well as, under instructions, self-assesses on-the-job learning and skills demonstrations based on targets of assessment and assessment criteria agreed beforehand.
accepts and gives feedback on a task as well as self- assesses on-the-job learning and skills demonstrations based on targets of assess- ment and assessment crite- ria agreed beforehand.
holds constructive feedback discussions and self-assesses on-the-job learning and skills demonstrations based on targets of assessment and assessment criteria agreed beforehand.
TARGETS OF
ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
3. Underpinning
knowledge Satisfactory 1Student Good 2 Excellent 3 Knowledge of work-
ing life and training opportunities in one’s own field
presents some of the work- ing and training opportuni- ties in the field
presents working and train- ing opportunities in the field
presents independently and variedly working and training opportunities in the field
Knowledge of cur-
ricula recognises, under instruc-tions, the subject matter to be learnt during on-the-job learning and the compe- tence to be assessed in skills demonstration.
recognizes, as instructed, the subject matter to be learnt during on-the-job learning and the compe- tence to be assessed in skills demonstration.
recognizes independently the subject matter to be learnt during on-the-job learning and the compe- tence to be assessed in skills demonstration.
TARGETS OF
ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
4. Key competences
for lifelong learning Satisfactory 1Student Good 2 Excellent 3 Health, safety and
ability to function assesses occupational safety risks involved and follows the occupational safety instructions given.
assesses occupational safety risks involved and follows the occupational safety instructions given.
assesses occupational safety risks involved, follows and also instructs others to fol- low the occupational safety instructions given.
Ways of demonstrating vocational skills
Student demonstrates his/her vocational skills by preparing an on-the-job learning or skills demonstration plan. He/She studies the activities, tasks, working culture and rules of the work community and assesses the occupational safety risks and ergonomics issues involved from his/her own work point of view. Student examines the opportunities of arranging his/her on-the-job learning and skills demonstration assessments at the workplace.
The skills demonstration is mainly given in connection with another skills demonstration.
A skills demonstration is to comprise at least mastering the work process
mastering the work methods, equipment and materials: the guidance of the
student, the assessment of learning and competence
underpinning knowledge: the knowledge of the requirements of vocational
qualifications
mastering the key competences for lifelong learning: health, safety and ability
If the vocational skills required in the module cannot be shown in a skills demon- stration in full, it is completed with such other assessment of competence as inter- views, assignments and other reliable methods.