City-Original Academic Achievement and Learning Status Survey (Learning Assessment) to be Implemented
The Kinokawa City Board of Education will implement its own academic achievement and learning status survey, the 'Kinokawa City Learning Assessment,' for elementary and junior high school students using a CBT method. By collaborating with data scientists for analysis, the initiative aims to identify individual students' difficulties and establish a PDCA cycle for improving instruction.
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We will conduct a detailed grasp and analysis of the academic achievement status of students in elementary and junior high schools within Kinokawa City, verify the results and challenges of educational measures, work towards their improvement, and establish a continuous verification and improvement cycle for education.
Furthermore, we will conduct data analysis in collaboration with data scientists to support schools in improving lessons that enhance children's abilities.
1. Name: Kinokawa City Learning Assessment
2. Date and Time: Elementary Schools: May 12-22; Junior High Schools: June 9-12
3. Target Grades: Elementary Schools: 4th to 6th grade; Junior High Schools: 1st and 2nd grade
4. Content:
For elementary school students, the survey covers 'Japanese Language and Arithmetic,' and for junior high school students, 'Japanese Language, Mathematics, and English.' The survey will be conducted using a CBT (Computer Based Testing) method as a city-original initiative.
We will conduct data analysis in collaboration with data scientists to identify the stumbling blocks and challenges of each student (CHECK), provide instruction on areas where understanding is not solidified (ACTION), plan units systematically (PLAN), and implement the planned lessons (DO), thereby executing a PDCA cycle in instruction.
Wakayama Prefecture, Kinokawa City Board of Education, General Affairs Division for Education
TEL: 0736-77-2611
FAX: 0736-77-0917
E-MAIL: k150100-001@city.kinokawa.lg.jp
Furthermore, we will conduct data analysis in collaboration with data scientists to support schools in improving lessons that enhance children's abilities.
1. Name: Kinokawa City Learning Assessment
2. Date and Time: Elementary Schools: May 12-22; Junior High Schools: June 9-12
3. Target Grades: Elementary Schools: 4th to 6th grade; Junior High Schools: 1st and 2nd grade
4. Content:
For elementary school students, the survey covers 'Japanese Language and Arithmetic,' and for junior high school students, 'Japanese Language, Mathematics, and English.' The survey will be conducted using a CBT (Computer Based Testing) method as a city-original initiative.
We will conduct data analysis in collaboration with data scientists to identify the stumbling blocks and challenges of each student (CHECK), provide instruction on areas where understanding is not solidified (ACTION), plan units systematically (PLAN), and implement the planned lessons (DO), thereby executing a PDCA cycle in instruction.
Wakayama Prefecture, Kinokawa City Board of Education, General Affairs Division for Education
TEL: 0736-77-2611
FAX: 0736-77-0917
E-MAIL: k150100-001@city.kinokawa.lg.jp
FAQ
What is the official name of this survey?
It is the Kinokawa City Learning Assessment.
Who will analyze the survey results?
They will be analyzed in collaboration with data scientists.
Which grades are targeted for the survey?
Elementary school grades 4-6 and junior high school grades 1-2.