BUYAGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOLDS INSET ON CRAFTING SOLO-BASED PISA-TYPE ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS

December 28, 2024 Educator's Corner

Margie S. Cambod

On November 27-28, 2024, Buyagan Elementary School successfully conducted an In-Service Training (INSET) on Crafting Solo-Based PISA-Type Assessment Questions. The training aimed to enhance teachers’ abilities to develop high-quality assessment tools that align with the Programme. The event featured Jomelyn S. Quidmas, an award-winning educator and Grade 6 teacher, as the speaker. Jomelyn Quidmas shared her expertise in crafting PISA-type questions. Ma’am Lorna V. Wallit, the principal, discussed the statement of purpose to help the faculty understand the rationale behind the training and its alignment with the school’s vision for improving learning outcomes.

Her points clearly connected the purpose to the practical applications and benefits for both teachers and students.”
Margie S. Cambod, facilitated the training sessions, leading participants through hands-on workshops and practical exercises. Her facilitation ensured that all activities were interactive and tailored to the specific needs of the teachers. Teachers from Buyagan Elementary School actively participated in the training, engaging in collaborative discussions and exercises designed to integrate solo-based assessments into their teaching methods.

The sessions focused on designing questions that reflect real-world scenarios, encouraging students to think independently and apply their knowledge effectively. This training not only deepened our understanding of PISA-type assessments but also provided us with practical tools we can apply in our classrooms. It’s a significant step toward improving our students’ learning outcomes. This INSET underscores Buyagan Elementary School’s commitment to continuous professional development, ensuring its educators are equipped with innovative strategies to meet global education standards.

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