Developing Competency Standards 101: Worksheets and Resources
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Developing Competency Standards 101: Worksheets and Resources. Capacity Building Workshop 19-20 April 2012, Jakarta, Indonesia Supported by UNESCO, World Bank and Intel. Jonghwi Park Programme Specialist, ICT in Education, UNESCO Bangkok Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education.
Developing Competency Standards 101: Worksheets and Resources
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Developing Competency Standards 101:Worksheets and Resources Capacity Building Workshop 19-20 April 2012, Jakarta, Indonesia Supported by UNESCO, World Bank and Intel Jonghwi Park Programme Specialist, ICT in Education, UNESCO Bangkok Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education
Overview • Step 1: Identify domains/areas (Worksheet A) • Step 2: Set the standards for each domain (Worksheet B) • Step 3: Identify data sources and plan data collection (Worksheet C) • Step 4: Data collection • Step 5: Analyze data and write up competency performance indicators (Worksheet D)
Step 1: Identify Domains/Areas (Worksheet A) • Identify 3-5 domains/areas that your group think would be the most relevant to the current needs of Indonesia and justify your selections. Add rows if you have more than 4 areas.
Step 2: Set the standards for each domain(Worksheet B) • State standards for each domain. What are the acceptable levels to say a teacher has acquired sufficient competency for each domain?
Example: ISST of Korea • 4 domains, 15 standards
Step 3: Identify data sources (Worksheet C) • Choose one domain • Identify data sources and draft a data collection plan
Step 3: Identify data sources (example) • Choose one domain • Identify data sources and draft a data collection plan
Step 4: Data collection • Role-play: Focus group interview • Purposes: • To identify standards and performance indicators • To validate the standard framework • Sample questions: -
Step 5: Data analysis and write-up PI (worksheet D) • For your selected standards, draft competency/performance indicators. • A performance indicator should be an element of knowledge, skills and attitude and measurable and assessable.
Step 5: Data analysis and write-up PI (example from NICS Philippines)
Step 5: Data analysis and write-up PI (example from previous project)
Thank You Jonghwi parkj.park@unesco.orghttp://www.unescobkk.org/ict