Authors
Judith TM Gulikers, Piety Runhaar, Martin Mulder
Publication date
2018/4/3
Journal
Journal of Vocational Education & Training
Volume
70
Issue
2
Pages
212-231
Publisher
Routledge
Description
This contribution shows an example of how an assessment innovation can serve as a flywheel for changing teaching and learning. This article first explains the development of an authentic, competence-based performance assessment in pre-vocational secondary education (pre-VET). Using these assessments in pre-VET, that is preparatory to VET, is important for motivating students for a future in VET. Second, in an action research 34 teacher teams of 11 pre-VET institutions implement the new assessment, supported by researchers and teacher coaches, to illuminate how it motivates students, prepares them for VET, and influences teaching and learning. Data from 76 teachers, 68 students, 24 teacher coaches and 3 researchers showed how implementing these assessments raised questions about changing educational content and pedagogy to fit a competence-based approach. Increasing teachers …
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JTM Gulikers, P Runhaar, M Mulder - Journal of Vocational Education & Training, 2018