The Assessment and Evaluation Tools have been developed to support implementation of the H&PE Secondary Curriculum and Ophea’s H&PE Secondary Resources. The 12 resources are recordable PDFs and consist of teacher and student resources that may be used to gather evidence of learning, to record observations of student learning over time and to evaluate student performance.
These resources not only support differentiated instruction by enabling students to record their thinking and provide evidence of their learning, but also save time and paper by allowing educators to complete and store their assessments digitally.
The Assessment and Evaluation Resources may be used independently or as a support to the TGfU Sample Units, Movement Competence Posters, Ophea’s Inquiry-Based Learning in Health and Physical Education Guide and Approaches to Teaching Healthy Living Guide.
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Teacher Resources
Teacher Resource: Anecdotal Recording Chart
Use this tool to record observations of student performance to provide ongoing, timely feedback. This tool demonstrates the assessment loop, beginning with outlining the curriculum expectations, formulating the learning goals from the expectations, co-constructing success criteria, and finally, recording observations of student performance to provide anecdotal feedback that is frequent and ongoing.
Teacher Resource: Checkbric
This tool is a combination of a checklist and a rubric and is used when performance levels have been established and frequent assessment occurs. As such, the level 1–4 descriptors are not needed for this tool.
Teacher Resource: Checklist
This tool supports assessment for and as learning. It can be used by the teacher to assess student performance and provide feedback or it can be used by students to report their self-assessment to the teacher who then records the students’ self-assessment.
Teacher Resource: Rating Scale
Use this tool to record assessment of the quality of student performance over time using achievement chart levels to determine the most consistent, with consideration of the more recent, achievement.
Teacher Resource: Rubric
This assessment tool is used at the end of a unit to evaluate performance on a rich assessment task or a final 30% performance task.
Teacher Resource: Target Assessment Tool
Use this tool to assess student progress related to the learning goals. It may be used successive times to determine the most recent, or more consistent, performance.
Student Resources
Student Resource: Gallery Walk
This tool may be used to guide student discussions related to questions, issues, concepts or images. Students can record their answers, observations and/or discussions.
Student Resource: KWLQ Chart
This tool is used by students to record their thinking related to a topic before, during and after the learning. This chart emphasizes making connections between what the students have learned and their lives. It can also be used to engage students in a new topic, activate prior knowledge, share objectives or assess learning.
Student Resource: Placemat Tool
Students use this tool to record their thinking and discussion related to a question, issue, concept or image while working in small groups. It can be used to brainstorm ideas, record researched information or analyze resources.
Student Resource: Target Self-Assessment Tool
This tool is used by students to assess their progress related to the learning goals using the levels of the achievement chart. It may be used successive times to determine the most recent, or more consistent, performance.
Student Resource: T-Chart
Students use this chart to compare and contrast two ideas or choices.
Student Resource: Think Pair Share Graphic Organizer
Students use this organizer throughout a unit of learning to record their thinking and learning in multiple paired conversations about the question, topic, concept or image.
