Определение различных типов системы оценки и оценочных процедур в контексте исторического развития
2 Инновационный Евразийский университет
Проблема и цель. Авторами исследуется проблема многообразия систем оценки в современном образовании, в сравнительно-сопоставительном плане рассматриваются изменения оценочных процедур в обучении и воспитании с учетом периодизации их развития и современных требований стандартизации. Цель статьи – определение различных типов системы оценки и оценочных процедур в контексте исторического развития.
Методология. Исследование носит теоретический характер и включает анализ, сравнение, обобщение отечественных и зарубежных научных и научно-практических исследований системы оценки с опорой на концепцию исторической и социокультурной обусловленности образования. В качестве методологической основы исследования выступили системный и личностно-деятельностный подходы, позволяющие представить динамику развития оценки как единый образовательный процесс во взаимосвязи его составных частей и социально-психологических факторов влияния.
Результаты. В ходе исследования авторы раскрыли сущность двойственного характера оценки как дидактического и социально-психологического феноменов. Описали взаимосвязь между оценочными процедурами и качеством современного образования. Выделили основные периоды развития образовательной оценки на основе критериев изменения требований к содержанию образования, а также изменений в системе оценивания, касающиеся задач, методов, форм оценки, балльных шкал и способов мотивации. Обосновали периодизацию исторического развития образовательной оценки, включающую восемь основных этапов. Выделили и охарактеризовали основные типы оценки в истории образования и современности: парциальная оценка, результативная оценка, системная оценка, стандартизированная оценка, формирующая оценка, суммирующая оценка, эвалюационная оценка, рейтинговая оценка.
Заключение. В результате исследования авторы статьи пришли к выводам о том, что в многообразии систем оценки в современном образовании можно выделить восемь основных типов, становление которых происходило последовательно в историческом контексте. При этом основной тенденцией формирования систем оценки является стандартизация образования.
оценка; система оценки; оценочные процедуры; историческое развитие; образование; типология оценки.
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