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Assessment and Evaluation

Student assessment and evaluation is an important part of teaching as it allows the teacher to plan and adapt instruction to meet the specific needs of each student. It also allows the teacher to discuss the current successes and challenges with students and report progress to the parent or guardian. It is important that teachers use a variety of assessment and evaluation strategies to evaluate student progress. Additional information on evaluation of student achievement can be found in the Saskatchewan Education documents entitled Student Evaluation: A Teacher Handbook, 1991, and Curriculum Evaluation in Saskatchewan, 1991.

It is important that the teacher discuss the evaluation strategies to be used in the course, when the evaluation can be expected to occur, the weighting of each evaluation strategy, and how it relates to the overall student evaluation. The weighting of the evaluation should be determined in relation to the amount of time spent and emphasis placed on each area of the course, as suggested in the modules of the curriculum guide.

The Construction and Carpentry 10, 20, 30 Curriculum Guide suggests many opportunities for teachers to use a variety of instructional and evaluation strategies. Assessment tools useful for teaching are included the Practical and Applied Arts Handbook. The checklists and templates for general student skills and work experiences are included for teachers to adapt and use. Industry specific skills are reflected in the training plan (Appendix B).

A sample evaluation scheme for a course appears below:
Written Tests15%
Time Management and Planning Tasks         15%
Project Work40%
Assignments20%
Class Presentations10%

Note: if an optional Work Study module (25 hours minimum) is used, it should reflect 25% of the mark.

Module Overview

Module CodeModules Suggested Time (hours)
CONS01 Module 1: Introductory Safety (Core) 5-8
CONS02A Module 2A: Introductory Wood Theory (Core) 5-8
CONS02B Module 2B: Intermediate Wood Theory (Core) 3-5
CONS02C Module 2C: Advanced Wood Theory (Core) 3-5
CONS03 Module 3: Lay Out and Hand Tools (Core) 5-10
CONS04A Module 4A: Portable Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS04B Module 4B: Advanced Portable Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS05A Module 5A: Stationary Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS05B Module 5B: Advanced Stationary Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS06A Module 6A: Introductory Wood Projects (Optional) 25-50
CONS06B Module 6B: Intermediate Wood Projects (Optional) 25-50
CONS06C Module 6C: Advanced Wood Projects (Optional) 25-50
CONS07 Module 7: Concrete, Components, and Mixing (Core) 5-10
CONS08 Module 8: Fasteners and Adhesives (Core) 2-6
CONS09 Module 9: Project Finishing (Optional) 5-10
CONS10 Module 10: Construction and Careers (Core) 2-6
CONS11A, B Module 11A, B: Work Study Preparation and Follow-up Activities (Optional) 5-10
CONS12A, B Module 12A, B: Work Study (Optional) 25-50
CONS13 Module 13: Structural Framing and Sheathing (Core) 10-15
CONS14 Module 14: Workshop and Construction Site Safety (Core) 5-10
CONS15A Module 15A: Roof Framing (Optional) 10-15
CONS15B Module 15B: Advanced Roof Framing (Optional) 10-15
CONS15C Module 15C: Roofing Materials and Installation (Optional )2-7
CONS16 Module 16: Concrete Foundations and Finishing (Core) 2-5
CONS17 Module 17: Interior and Exterior Finishing (Optional) 10-15
CONS18 Module 18: Stair Framing (Optional) 10-15
CONS19 Module 19: Insulation and Installation (Optional) 5-10
CONS20 Module 20: Building Lay Out (Core) 10-15
CONS21A Module 21A: Introductory Cabinet Making (Optional) 10-15
CONS21B Module 21B: Cabinet Making: Doors and Drawers (Optional) 10-15

Suggested Course Configurations

Module CodeSuggested ModulesSuggested Time (hours)
Construction and Carpentry 10
CONS01 Module 1: Introductory Safety (Core) 5-8
CONS02A Module 2A: Introductory Wood Theory (Core) 5-8
CONS03 Module 3: Lay Out and Hand Tools (Core) 5-10
CONS04A Module 4A: Portable Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS05A Module 5A: Stationary Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS06A Module 6A: Introductory Wood Projects (Optional) 25-50
CONS07 Module 7: Concrete, Components, and Mixing (Core) 5-10
CONS08 Module 8: Fasteners and Adhesives (Core) 2-6
CONS09 Module 9: Project Finishing (Optional) 5-10
CONS10 Module 10: Construction and Careers (Core) 2-6
CONS21A Module 21A: Introductory Cabinet Making (Optional) 10-15
DRAF01 or DRAF02 Module 1 or 2: CAD Basics or Manual Drawing Tools and Procedures (Optional) 5-15 or 10-20
DRAF03 Module 3: Sketching and Freehand Drawing Fundamentals (Optional) 5-10
DRAF06 Module 6: Dimensioning (Optional) 5-10
 Minimum100
Construction and Carpentry 20
CONS01 Module 1: Introductory Safety (Core) Review-5
CONS04B Module 4B: Advanced Portable Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS05B Module 5B: Advanced Stationary Power Tools (Core) 5-8
CONS06B Module 6B: Intermediate Wood Projects (Optional) 25-50
CONS11A Module 11A: Work Study Preparation and Follow-up Activities (Optional) 5-10
CONS12A Module 12A: Work Study (Optional) 25-50
CONS13 Module 13: Structural Framing and Sheathing (Core) 10-15
CONS14 Module 14: Workshop and Construction Site Safety (Core) 5-10
CONS15A Module 15A: Roof Framing (Optional) 10-15
CONS21B Module 21B: Cabinet Making: Doors and Drawers (Optional) 10-15
DRAF12 Module 12: Working Drawings (Optional) 5-10
DRAF13 Module 13: Floor Plans (Optional) 5-10
DRAF15 Module 15: Wall Sections (Optional) 5-10
DRAF31 Module 31: Reading Technical Drawings (Optional) 2-5
 Minimum100


Module CodeSuggested ModulesSuggested Time (hours)
Construction and Carpentry 30
CONS01 Module 1: Introductory Safety (Core) Review-5
CONS02B Module 2B: Intermediate Wood Theory (Core) 3-5
CONS02C Module 2C: Advanced Wood Theory (Core) 3-5
CONS06C Module 6C: Advanced Wood Projects (Optional) 25-50
CONS11B Module 11B: Work Study Preparation and Follow-up Activities (Optional) 5-10
CONS12B Module 12B: Work Study (Optional) 25-50
CONS15B Module 15B: Advanced Roof Framing (Optional) 10-15
CONS15C Module 15C: Roofing Materials and Installation (Optional) 2-7
CONS16 Module 16: Concrete Foundations and Finishing (Core) 2-5
CONS17 Module 17: Interior and Exterior Finishing (Optional) 10-15
CONS18 Module 18: Stair Framing (Optional) 10-15
CONS19 Module 19: Insulation and Installation (Optional) 5-10
CONS20 Module 20: Building Lay Out (Core) 10-15
DRAF14 Module 14: Foundation Plans (Optional) 5-10
DRAF16 Module 16: Elevations (Optional) 5-10
DRAF29 Module 29: Surveying (Optional) 5-10
WELD05 Module 5: Oxy-Acetylene Start-up, Shut-down and Cutting (Core) 2-4
 Minimum100


Codes:
CONS = Construction and Carpentry
DRAF = Drafting and Computer-aided Design
WELD = Welding


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