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As A Student and Potential Educator

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As a student and potential educator, Assessment in Learning gave me a lot to

learn. I never considered class activities to be important or purposeful when I was


a student. All I ever knew was that I was learning and having fun in class at school.
But as I study to become an educator, I learned that those are called assessment. I
learned that assessment is important for determining out whether academic
abilities, learning goals, or the educational demands of students have been met.
They become a key aspect in facilitating a student's learning and a teacher's
method of instruction. I am aware that this assessment is often done at the end of
the unit or semester. I had no idea that classroom activities could be used for
assessment. even though it happens all the time during the teaching and learning
process. I came to understand that teaching isn't always simple, especially when it
comes to student evaluation. To give your pupils the greatest tool for assessment
takes time and effort. Every assessment I take in class has a reason, and I need to
know what those purposes are if I want to become a better student. The same is
true for me as a future educator; it is essential that I have a thorough
understanding of the fundamentals of student assessment. The concept of
assessment became familiar to me as I went through the process of becoming an
educator.
Also, I came to see that a teacher's objective in the classroom should never be to
create intellectual giants and emotional dwarves. This means that educators
shouldn't prioritize the development of the cognitive and psychomotor aspects of
learning, leaving the affective part undeveloped. Instead, educators should focus
more on helping students develop into emotionally responsible who can serve as
important role models in their communities. Learners are also able to
comprehend themselves as human beings with feelings and emotions thanks to
these competences. Additionally, they will learn to expand their perspective on
life and put their ideas into proper practice. These affective learning
competencies are in charge of producing educated and socially conscious people,
whereas cognitive and psychomotor skills build intelligent and gifted learners.

From now on, as a future educator, I am determined to do my role as a model of


values to my future students. I'll try my hardest to meet the demands of my
students, not just in terms of information acquisition and skill development, but
more significantly in terms of instilling values and the proper mindset. I'm
passionate about coming up with things that will make them better versions of
themselves.

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