There cannot be anything more alarming than the fact that in our country those who are responsible for providing education are unaware of the actual purpose of examinations. In our country, examinations are mainly conducted to judge the following three abilities of students: their writing speed; their ability to memorise verbatim; and their handwriting. But these three things have no connection with cognitive development and learning.It is suggested that instead of asking students to write lengthy answers, such questions should be asked that help determine the extent to which a student has understood the concepts taught during one academic year.Shoaib NawabShikarpur
from The News International - Newspost http://bit.ly/2DHsSYV
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Learning outcomes
Related Posts:
Tax on booksIt is a matter of great concern that imported books are still being subjected to a five percent import duty, despite the waiver of tax on newsprint paper by the government. A country where young people are usually busy on mob… Read More
Neglected ThattI live in Thatt, a village which is at a distance of 30 km from Sukkur. The population of this village is around 2000. It is sad to say that the authorities concerned have been ignoring the problems of this village for the la… Read More
Without facilitiesA couple of days back, I visited Civil Hospital, Dadu to see my relative who was admitted there after he had an accident. I was shocked to find out that the hospital was also bereft of basic cleanliness.It appeared that bed s… Read More
The water crisisThe pressing water shortage in our country is likely to produce long-term problems for the country. A grave water crisis will reduce the amount of agricultural land that is under cultivation. This could have a severe impact o… Read More
Basic facilitiesOur village is 65 km southwest of the Noor Pur tehsil in Khushab. In this modern era, our village is still deprived of a state-owned primary school, a basic healthcare unit, proper roads, and uninterrupted water supply. Elect… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment