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Transformasi Pendidikan Penjana Kecemerlangan Insan dalam Revolusi Industri 4.0
         CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT (PENTAKSIRAN BILIK DARJAH):  REALISTIC
                                AND PRACTICAL IDEAS
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                       Catharina anak Stephen , Nelson anak Peter ,
                      Dayang Suhana bt Taha , Josika Kiun anak Luta 4
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                          Pejabat Pendidikan Daerah Betong 1234
                              kerimpakmayau@yahoo.com  1
                               nelsonj39114@gmail.com 2
                                  adygsu@gmail.com 3
                                 josikakml@gmail.com 4
                                      ABSTRACT

        This paper attempts to open up realistic and practical ideas for teachers
        about the ways or methods of assessment, as assessment and for
        assessment, in creating a more dynamic teaching and learning classroom
        environment. Classroom assessment or better known in the Malay Language
        as ‘Pentaksiran Bilik Darjah (PBD)’ is currently the ‘in thing’ in one of our
        education transformation programmes. It is stated in our national Curriculum
        Standard and Assessment Document or DSKP (2016) that the assessment is
        indeed a continuous tool that consistently gives a holistic view of the pupils’
        development, progress and mastery through formative and summative
        feedback.  Even though various assessments have been done in the classroom,
        teachers do need to understand the importance of high quality assessment
        (Chappuis & Stiggins, 2002) feedback so that the class will be able to evaluate
        their learning goals in order to proper their instructional intervention, as well
        as to bridge the relationship between the purpose of assessment and the
        content of that is being assessed in par with their pupils’ performance.  These
        feedbacks will no longer involve teachers alone, but also engaging the pupils,
        their peers and their stakeholders.  Thus, it is hoped that teachers will be able
        to manage and execute the PBD better, especially in fortifying their students’
        academic and non-academic abilities towards embracing the incoming impact
        of Industrial Revolution 4.0.



        Keywords:  classroom assessment, instructional, PBD














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