Enabling Context and System Alignment |
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Setting clear guidelines for classroom assessment:
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Policy document |
There is a formal system-level document that provides guidelines for classroom assessment.
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Availability |
The document is widely available.
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Aligning classroom assessment with system learning goals:
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Resources |
There are some system-wide resources for teachers for classroom assessment.
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Curriculum/ Standards |
There is an official curriculum or standards document that specifies what students are expected to learn and to what level of performance.
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Having effective human resources to carry out classroom assessment activities:
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Teacher development |
There are some system-level mechanisms to ensure that teachers develop skills and expertise in classroom assessment.
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Assessment Quality |
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Ensuring the quality of classroom assessment:
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Practices |
Classroom assessment practices are known to be generally of high quality.
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Quality monitoring |
There are varied and systematic mechanisms in place to monitor the quality of classroom assessment practices.
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Ensuring effective uses of classroom assessment:
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Information dissemination |
Classroom assessment information is required to be disseminated to all key stakeholders.
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Uses |
There are adequate required uses of classroom assessment to support student learning; including its use as an input for external examination results.
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Enabling Context |
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Setting clear policies:
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Stability |
The examination is a stable program that has been operating regularly.
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Policy document |
There is a formal policy document that authorizes the examination.
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Availability |
The policy document is available to the public.
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Completeness |
The policy document addresses some key aspects of the examination.
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Having strong leadership:
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Support |
All stakeholder groups support the examination.
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Coordination |
There are coordinated attempts to improve the examination by stakeholder groups.
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Openness to change |
Efforts to improve the examination are generally welcomed by the leadership in charge of the examination.
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Having regular funding:
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Regularity |
There is regular funding allocated for the examination.
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Activities funded |
Funding covers all core examination activities: design, administration, data processing and reporting.
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Research and development |
Funding does not cover research and development.
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Having strong organizational structures:
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Stability of organization |
The examination office is a stable organization.
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Accountability |
The examination office is accountable to an external board or agency.
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Recognition |
Examination results are recognized by two or more certification or selection system in another country.
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Facilities |
The examination office has state of the art facilities to carry out the examination.
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Having effective human resources:
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Staffing |
The examination office is adequately staffed to carry out the examination effectively, with minimal issues.
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Preparation |
The country offers some opportunities that prepare for work on the examination.
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System Alignment |
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Brunei Darussalam
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Aligning examinations with learning goals and opportunities to learn:
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What is measured |
There is a clear understanding of what the examination measures.
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Acceptance |
What is measured by the examination is largely accepted by stakeholder groups.
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Preparation materials |
There is comprehensive material to prepare for the examinations that is accessible to most students.
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Providing teachers with opportunities to learn about the examination:
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Teacher development |
There are no up-to-date courses or workshops on examinations available to teachers.
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Teacher participation |
Teachers are involved in most examination-related tasks.
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Assessment Quality |
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Ensuring quality:
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Technical report |
There is no technical report or other documentation.
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Quality assurance |
There are limited systematic mechanisms in place to ensure the quality of the examination.
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Ensuring fairness:
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Inappropriate behavior |
Inappropriate behavior surrounding the examination process is marginal.
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Credibility |
The examination results are credible for all stakeholder groups.
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Barriers |
All students can take the examination; there are no language, gender or other equivalent barriers.
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Using examination information in a fair way:
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Uses |
Examination results are used by all stakeholder groups in a proper way.
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Confidentiality |
Students' results are confidential.
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Ensuring positive consequences of the examination:
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Options |
There are some options for students who do not perform well on the examination.
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Consequences |
There are some mechanisms in place to monitor the consequences of the examination.
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Enabling Context |
Emerging
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Setting clear policies for NLSA:
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Stability |
The NLSA has been operating on an irregular basis.
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Policy document |
There is no policy document pertaining to NLSA.
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Availability |
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Plan |
There is a general understanding that the NLSA will take place.
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Having strong public engagement for NLSA:
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Support |
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Having regular funding for NLSA:
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Regularity |
There is irregular funding allocated to the NLSA.
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Activities funded |
Funding covers some core NLSA activities: design, administration, analysis and reporting.
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Research and development |
Funding does not cover research and development activities.
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Having strong organizational structures for NLSA:
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Stability of organization |
The NLSA office is a temporary agency or group of people.
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Politics |
Political considerations never hamper technical considerations.
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Accountability |
The NLSA office is accountable to a clearly recognized body.
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Having effective human resources for NLSA:
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Staffing |
The NLSA office is inadequately staffed to effectively carry out the assessment.
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Preparation |
The country offers some opportunities to prepare individuals for work on the NLSA.
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System Alignment |
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Aligning the NLSA with learning goals:
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What is measured |
The NLSA measures performance against curriculum or learning standards.
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Acceptance |
What the NLSA measures is largely accepted by stakeholder groups.
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Quality assurance |
There are regular internal reviews of the NLSA to ensure that it measures what it is intended to measure.
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Providing teachers with opportunities to learn about the NLSA:
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Teacher development |
There are some courses or workshops on the NLSA offered on a regular basis.
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Assessment Quality |
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Brunei Darussalam
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Ensuring the quality of the NLSA:
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Inclusion |
At least one option is offered to include all groups of students in the NLSA.
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Quality assurance |
There are a variety of mechanisms in place to ensure the quality of the NLSA.
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Technical report |
There is a comprehensive technical report but with restricted circulation.
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Ensuring effective uses of the NLSA:
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Dissemination |
NLSA results are disseminated in an effective way.
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Uses |
NLSA results are used by some stakeholder groups in a way that is consistent with the purposes and technical characteristics of the assessment.
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Consequences |
There are no mechanisms in place to monitor the consequences of the NLSA.
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Enabling Context |
Latent
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Setting clear policies for ILSA:
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Past record |
The country/system has participated in two or more ILSA in the last 10 years.
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Future plans |
The country/system has taken concrete steps to participate in at least one ILSA in the next 5 years.
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Policy document |
There is an informal or draft policy document that addresses participation in ILSA.
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Availability |
The policy document is not available to the public.
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Having regular funding for ILSA:
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Regularity |
There is funding from loans or external donors.
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Activities funded |
Funding covers all core activities of the ILSA.
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Research and development |
Funding does not cover research and development activities.
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Having effective human resources for ILSA:
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Team |
There is a team and national/system coordinator to carry out the ILSA activities.
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National coordinator |
The national/system coordinator is fluent in the language of the assessment.
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Staffing |
The ILSA office is adequately staffed and trained to carry out the ILSA effectively, with no issues.
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System Alignment |
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Providing opportunities to learn about ILSA:
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International meetings |
The ILSA team attended all international workshops or meetings.
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Opportunities to learn |
The country/system offers no opportunities to learn about ILSA.
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Beneficiaries |
This option does not apply to this dimension.
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Assessment Quality |
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Ensuring the quality of ILSA: |
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Standards for publication |
The country/system met all technical standards required to have its data presented in the main displays of the international report.
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New knowledge |
The country/system has contributed new knowledge on ILSA.
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Ensuring effective uses of ILSA:
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Dissemination |
Country/system-specific results and information are regularly and widely disseminated in the country/system.
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Feedback to schools |
Products to provide feedback to schools and educators about the ILSA results are not made available.
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Media |
There is wide media coverage of the ILSA results.
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Uses |
Results from the ILSA are used in a variety of ways to inform decision making in the country/system.
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Impact |
It is not clear that decisions based on ILSA results have had a positive impact on students' achievement levels.
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