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My First Workshop


Today I start my first ever 3-day workshop in RECSAM. There are 15 participants from all over Malaysia.Alternative Assessment for Primary/Secondary Mathematics, the workshop deals with the various assessment in mathematics. During the first day, we discuss about the trends and issues in mathematics assessment, the different test formats, and rubrics. On the second day, we discuss about the art of questioning, journal writing and portfolio and project work. On the third day, we discuss about assessment in using ICT, and interpreting results.


This has been my fifth month here and I am glad that within that time I already conducted a regular course, prepared various papers and now this workshop. It is quite challenging to me yet enriching. I have been given the opportunity to expand my horizon and improve more with my craft.
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