Selection and Stage of Competency
5.4 Instructional Evaluation
Instructional evaluation is used to guarantee the success of learning process. We use two kind of view, they are expert and student. The expert to evaluate the system design, the content of learning and the goal of competency according to solve the main problem. For the students as object learning, they will give feedback about acceptability of instructional design. In this case of evaluation, it used methodology in evaluation research. Here is two kinds of evaluation in the instructional design. Instructional Performance: • Define the expert in education • Evaluation the step of design • Evaluation the content of learning • Evaluation the competency Summative Formative Test: • Define the group of student • Formative test to know the acceptable of design • Summative test to know the student achievement6. CONCLUSION
Instructional design in vocational education is deferent with the general education especially in the laboratory or workshop learning. To know how to prepare instructional design, we need information from field work and internal condition in the school or college. The instructional design has four steps. There are needs analysis, selection and stage of competency, lesson development, and instructional evaluation. Through understanding of how to prepare and to make of instructional designs will bring more educators to implement various models of learning, especially involving the activities of learners. Match between the needs of learners competency skills and the field work will be easily achieved through the application of instructional design were made based on internal and external conditions in vocational education. This will impact on improving the quality of learning and learning experiences of learners. REFERENCES [1] Cynthia B Leshin, Joellyn Pollock, Charles M Regeluth. 1994. Instructional Design Strategies and Tactics. Educational Technology Publication Inc: Englewood Cliffs New Jersey [2] Foshay W, Silber K and Westgrard O. 1986. Instructional Design Competencies: The standards IOWA City, Iowa: International Board of standard for Training Performance and Instruction [3] Helen Garrett, Judith Taylor. 1994. How to Design and Deliver Equal Opportunities Training. Kogan Page Limited: Pentonville road London [4] Kevin O’ Neil, 1997 Planing, Skill, and Strategies for Teaching Technical and Vocational Subjects: Universitas Brunei Darussalam [5] Kidd and Leighbody, 1968 Methods of Teaching Shop and Technical Subjects: Canada, Delmar Publisher USA [6] Lynnette B Erickson, Nancy Wentworth. 2010. Tension in Teacher Preparation: Accountability, Assessment, and Accreditation Advance in research on teaching .Emerald Group Publishing: Wagon Lane, Bingley BD16 1WA, UK [7] OECD. 1996. Assessing and Certifying Occupational Skill and Competences in Vocational Education and Training. Head of Publication Service, OECD: Paris [8] Peter Westwood, 2008 What Teachers Need to Know about Teaching Methods: Victoria, Acer Press Australia [9] Tony Nasta.1994. How to design a Vocational Curriculum a practical guide for schools and colleges. Kogen Page Limited:Pentonville Road London N1 9JN [10] UNESCO-UNEVOC. Instructional Design for Vocational Education.e-forumunevoc.unesco.org , date 19 October 2010 until 03 Desember 2010 [11] M. Young, The Technical Writer’s Handbook.Mill Valley, CA: University Science, 1989. 134Parts
» Relationship Between Soft Skill and
» The Importance of the Development Soft
» Entrepreneur Life Development Process
» Reconceptualization in VET Learning
» Reconseptualization in VET Teaching
» Entrepreneurship Based Curriculum ANALYSIS
» Entering the subjects of entrepreneurship
» Adjusting Teaching Methods Entrepreneurship in
» Analysis of Situation Introduction
» Definition of Entrepreneurship THEORY
» Characters of entrepreneurial THEORY
» Population and Sample Data Analysis Techniques
» Validity Test Questionnaire Test
» Reliability Test Questionnaire Test
» Conclusion CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
» Suggestion CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
» Discussion of problems Vocational
» Virtual Training Environment – An Ideal
» Teaching Road Safety using computer
» Developing qualified nation character
» Human Resource Development To Achieve
» Research Results and Discussion
» Case study on initial vocational training:
» Case Empirical findings: the design of sustainable
» Current Trends and Issues in TVET
» Management and Quality Assurance
» Poverty reduction through Non-Formal
» Initiatives in response to current trends and
» Figures and Tables Theoretical Review
» English for Specific Purpose
» Teaching Language Theoretical Review
» Character Building Theoretical Review
» Conducting Need Analysis Steps of Developing Material for the
» Stating the Objectives Steps of Developing Material for the
» Deciding the Subject Content
» Considering Learning Activities Steps of Developing Material for the
» Getting Ready The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Moving Forward The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Act It Out The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Check Your Competence The Presentation of the Learning Material
» Mapping of The Internet Access Service
» Server Gateway IMBMCCP Result and Discussion
» Self-directed Professional Development in Vocational Education
» The role of character building in the self- directed Professional Development
» A Concept of Interaction between Vocational
» Industrial World as a Learning Source for Candidate Vocational Education Graduates
» Secondary School Certificate Vocational
» Higher Secondary Certificate Business
» Basic Trades Technical and Vocational Education in
» Achievement of Vocational and Technical
» Ways to jump over the hurdles Conclusion:
» Competency and Assessment 1. Competency
» AfL in SMK Case Study of AfL 1. AfL Application in FT UNY
» TERM OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
» Need Analysis CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
» Selection and Stage of Competency
» Lesson Development CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
» Instructional Evaluation CONTENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
» Problem Summary Problem Formulation
» Technological Progresses in the Surveying and Mapping Workplace
» Activities of School-Industry Partnerships
» Investigation Phase Results that obtained in this study
» Design Phase Results that obtained in this study
» Realization Phase Results that obtained in this study
» TestEvaluationRevision Phase Results that obtained in this study
» Discussion of Research Results
» Material Handling Research Results and Discussion
» Machine protection Research Results and Discussion
» Workplace design Research Results and Discussion
» Lighting Research Results and Discussion
» Work climate Research Results and Discussion
» Control of the dangers of noise, vibration
» 65.3 The Importance of Educational System
» 87.6 The Importance of Educational System
» 98.3 The Importance of Educational System
» 68.7 The Importance of Educational System
» 82.9 The Importance of Educational System
» 54.3 The Importance of Educational System
» Virtual reality as learning tools
» SinuTrain – the efficient SINUMERIK CNC
» Swansoft CNC Simulator and CNC Virtual
» The advantages of Virtual Laboratories
» MEANING OF ITS EXISTENCE TO THE
» Research Strategies of POLBAN
» Funding in the Vocational High Schools
» Government Financing Closing Remarks
» Private Financing Closing Remarks
» The Existing Financing Pattern
» Learning-Based Production Closing Remarks
» Theoretic Support on Production-based
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