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Browsing by Author "Baptiste, Lennise"

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    Managing subjectivity in arts assessment
    (School of Education, UWI, St. Augustine, 2008) Baptiste, Lennise
    Transparency in the award of scores is a major concern in arts assessments. Subjectivity impacts on assessment of the arts due in the main to disagreements about the artistic skills and aesthetic dimensions of artistic works. This paper describes some of the dilemmas facing judges across the artistic domains, and identifies questions that can guide the assessment of creativity. Rubrics are discussed as a method of reducing the impact of subjectivity in arts assessments
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    A model for 360 degree teacher evaluation in the context of the CSME
    (School of Education, UWI, St. Augustine, 2008) Ortega, Sandra; Baptiste, Lennise; Beauchemin, Antoine
    With free movement of Caribbean professionals across the region, individual Ministries of Education and regional institutions must be able to monitor their performances in the field. The primary intention of the proposed model is the objective evaluation of teachers' performances using the multiple perspectives of persons with whom teachers have a professional relationship. The authors offer their insights regarding the 360° approach to performance appraisal used in the United States and contrast it against the traditional format of teacher evaluation. The authors proffer the model as one option to increase objectivity in teacher evaluations and make recommendations about the implementation of this proposed evaluation method
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