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        1 - The Comparison of Descriptive and Traditional Evaluation Methods Based on the Quartet Evaluation Standards from the Viewpoint of Elementary School Teachers in Tehran City
        rasol davoudi محبوبه شکرالهی
        The purpose of this study is to compare descriptive and traditional evaluation methods based on quartet evaluation standards (utility, propriety feasibility, and accuracy) from the viewpoint of elementary school teachers in Tehran city. In order to achieve this aim, and More
        The purpose of this study is to compare descriptive and traditional evaluation methods based on quartet evaluation standards (utility, propriety feasibility, and accuracy) from the viewpoint of elementary school teachers in Tehran city. In order to achieve this aim, and besides the review of literature, opinions of all teachers (40 persons) in executive schools of descriptive evaluation project were gathered through researcher-made questionnaire. The results of data analysis show that descriptive evaluation adjusts better to evaluation standards. In addition, among the mentioned standards, the efficiency standard represents more adjustments than feasibility standards with descriptive evaluation. Manuscript profile
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        2 - The impact of descriptive evaluation on reading and writing skills of the fourth grade students of elementary schools
        Kavoos Ghobadi Hojjatollah Fani vida Fallahi
        The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of descriptive evaluation on reading and writing skills of the fourth grade elementary school students in the Gachsaran city villages. The method of research was Quasi-experimental. Isfahan standard tests of reading and w More
        The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of descriptive evaluation on reading and writing skills of the fourth grade elementary school students in the Gachsaran city villages. The method of research was Quasi-experimental. Isfahan standard tests of reading and writing skills and also the teacher-made exams have been used for gathering the data. The sample of this research was including 84 students in the fourth grade of elementary schools. The experimental group was undergone the descriptive method of evaluation and the control group was undergone the traditional evaluation method. Covariance analysis was used to test the hypotheses of the study. The research results indicated that the descriptive evaluation method had a significant effect on both of reading and writing skills of the students. On the other hand, the findings displayed that the reading skills of boys in descriptive evaluative group were better than the boys in the traditional group and the writing skills of the girls in descriptive evaluating group were better than the girls in the traditional group. Manuscript profile
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        3 - Comparison of educational motivation and quality of life of male students, subjected to descriptive evaluation with the traditional evaluation
        hossein karshki hossein momeni mahmouei behjat ghoreyshi
        The study aim was to compare educational motivation and quality of life of male students, subjected to descriptive evaluation with the traditional evaluation in the fourth-grade of elementary schools of Qaen city. The statistical population was consisted of 698 students More
        The study aim was to compare educational motivation and quality of life of male students, subjected to descriptive evaluation with the traditional evaluation in the fourth-grade of elementary schools of Qaen city. The statistical population was consisted of 698 students in the 2010-11 academic year (70 eligible students for descriptive evaluation and 628 students for traditional evaluation). Multi-stage sampling method was used and the sample size was estimated to 136. The research method was descriptive with causal-comparison type. In order to collect the data, the questionnaires of educational motivation and quality of life was used. MANOVA and t-test were used to analyze the obtained data. The results showed that there was no significant difference in educational motivation between the eligible students for assessment in the description evaluation and students under the traditional evaluation. There was no significant difference in the quality of life between the students who are assessed with descriptive evaluation and those under the traditional evaluation. There was a significant and direct relationship between the educational motivation and quality of life of the fourth-grade students. Manuscript profile
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        4 - Comparison of school anxiety and its components on the fourth-grade students of elementary schools in both traditional and descriptive evaluation systems
        Bahareh Bahman Alireza Kiamanesh KHadijeh Abolmaali
        This study was conducted with the aim of Comparison of school anxiety and its components on the fourth-grade students of elementary schools in both traditional and descriptive evaluation systems. For this purpose, 400 students (boy & girl) have been selected. 200 of the More
        This study was conducted with the aim of Comparison of school anxiety and its components on the fourth-grade students of elementary schools in both traditional and descriptive evaluation systems. For this purpose, 400 students (boy & girl) have been selected. 200 of them received descriptive evaluation and the other 200 received traditional evaluation. They were selected by multi-stage cluster sampling method. The Philips school anxiety questionnaire was used in order to compare the school anxiety. The collected information was analyzed in descriptive and inferential statistics. The results showed that there were no differences in school anxiety and its components between the two mentioned groups (p >  0.05). There was a difference between girls and boys in the test of anxiety and the girls showed more anxiety (p < 0.05). There was a difference between both of descriptive and traditional evaluation systems among the boy students in the test (p = 0.01) and school anxiety (p < 0.05). The students who received traditional evaluation showed more anxiety. There was a difference between boy and girl students in descriptive evaluation in the test of anxiety and the girls showed more anxiety (p < 0.01). Therefore, based on the result, it can be concluded that the descriptive evaluation is more useful for the boys and it can reduce the amount of school anxiety in them. Manuscript profile
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        5 - The Study of the feedback of the Teachers, Administering the descriptive-quantitative evaluation
        علی انتهائی آرانی محمد حسنی عباس شکاری
        Considering the Aran and Biddgol elementary schools, this study is conducted with the aim of recognizing the teachers&rsquo; awareness about the concept of descriptive- quantitative feedback and, hence, applying that in the classroom .The method of study is of qualitati More
        Considering the Aran and Biddgol elementary schools, this study is conducted with the aim of recognizing the teachers&rsquo; awareness about the concept of descriptive- quantitative feedback and, hence, applying that in the classroom .The method of study is of qualitative and phenomenological one. Semi-structural interview, observation, and content analysis were the tools by means of which data were collected. Considering the phenomenological method, Thirty two teachers, for the interview, and ten classrooms, for the observation, were selected. Based on the 100 samples of the teachersʹ writing feedbacks, as the third angle of this triangle, the researchers did content analysis.The findings showed that majority of the intended teachers (66%) were fully aware of the concept of the feedback and a few of them (18%)did not understand this concept perfectly and a limited number of them (16%) had no idea about what and how the concept of feedback was. The findings show that different sorts of feedback had been used by the teachers as: emotional, individual-speaking, group- speaking, and writing feedbacks. The content analysis of writing feedbacks, also, showed that the teachers mainly used the quantitative, descriptive, and encouraging feedbacks. Manuscript profile
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        6 - A Comparison between Descriptive & Traditional Evaluation Base on Classroom Climate, Affective Characteristics Affective and Creativity of Elementary Education Students
        Farhad Maher Asghar Aghaie ahmad Borjali Abbas Rohani
          Abstract   The main purpose of the present was to study effects of descriptive & traditional evaluation project on classroom climate, affective characteristics and creativity for elementary education. It is an applied research which has a non-experimental design witho More
          Abstract   The main purpose of the present was to study effects of descriptive & traditional evaluation project on classroom climate, affective characteristics and creativity for elementary education. It is an applied research which has a non-experimental design without a control group. The population of investigation was tertiary elementary education students at the schools of chahrmahalobakhtiari who have under descriptive and traditional evaluation. The samples, who were selected using random, consist of 480 students from this population (morgan,1970 ). The result of the research after applying a spss softwar shows that there is a significant difference for classroom climate variables (cooperative, individualistic, competitive, fairness of grading, class cohesion, alinenation from school, and social support). moreover, the result also showed that between descriptive and traditional groups yielded a significant difference for students affective characteristics (satisfaction, negative affect, relationship with teacher, social integration, opportunity, achievement, adventure). Manuscript profile
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        7 - Identifying the barriers and challenges in performing the descriptive evaluation plan
        نرگس کشتی آرای اکرم کریمی علویجه احمد علی فروغی ابرب
        The present study was conducted with the aim of identifying the barriers and challenges for executing the descriptive evaluation plan from primary school teacher’s point of view and the responsible experts of primary education. The research method was descriptive and su More
        The present study was conducted with the aim of identifying the barriers and challenges for executing the descriptive evaluation plan from primary school teacher’s point of view and the responsible experts of primary education. The research method was descriptive and survey kind. The first third grade primary school teachers as well as the responsible experts in this field in Isfahan were included in the study with the number of 3097 individuals. The sampling method was done randomly. The samples were consisted of 165 teachers and 9 responsible experts. The relevant information was analyzed by utilizing the researcher’s questionnaire including 72 questions in 11 domains. The relation between education was observed by using single variables, unilateral variance and t-test independent analysis. Cronbach’s alpha coefficient (0.95) was calculated for the reliability and validity. It was including the outward validity, content, orientation validity. The obtained results indicated about the barriers and challenges of descriptive evaluation plan from the teachers’ point of views. They were as follows: the framework and educational resources teachers accurate education parents justification organization factors scholastic books schedule suitable status relation between education organization and the university parents lack of cooperation methods of using from descriptive evaluation means teaching and learning process students mental health promotion. The barriers and challenges of this plan from the viewpoints of responsible experts were specified hereunder: the students’ mental health promotion and new concepts of education and training zone. Manuscript profile
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        8 - The Barriers and Problems in Implementation of Descriptive Evaluation in Special Schools Mentally Retarded
        leila mohagheghian Seyed Ibrahim MirShah Jafari
        This study aim to identify barriers and difficulties in implementation of descriptive evaluation in special schools mentally retarded in Isfahan city in years 92-93. The method of this research was descriptive-survey. The population was, all teachers that employed in sp More
        This study aim to identify barriers and difficulties in implementation of descriptive evaluation in special schools mentally retarded in Isfahan city in years 92-93. The method of this research was descriptive-survey. The population was, all teachers that employed in special schools mentally retarded, at the first grade to fifth, that was 108. The sample size by formula Cochran, was determined 90. The sampling method was random stratified. Collect data, a questionnaire. Validity is verified by experts and reliability, based on alpha Korenbakh were obtained 0/97. Data analysis using software SPSS-19, was done two levels descriptive and inferential statistics(T-test, univariate and multivariate (ANOVA). The results showed that lack of in-service classes and workshops for special schools, lack editing books and tuition sources, time consuming to complete logs educational performance, the high psychological pressure governing the lives of parents and lack of workshop and laboratory facilities, of the most barriers and problems of the implementation descriptive evaluation in special schools mentally retarded.It is suggested to holding in-service educational and practical workshops for special schools mentally retarded . Manuscript profile
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        9 - A phenomenological study to explore the experiences teacher̓s reactions toward the changes of evaluation system of educational achievement in primary schools
        Shiva Goran Keyvan Salehi Mohammad Javadipour
        Teachers are considered as the most effective human resources and forces of the Education Organization in the implementation of the aimed changes. Analyzing the teachers&rsquo; lived experiences from the recent changes created in the evaluation system of the educational More
        Teachers are considered as the most effective human resources and forces of the Education Organization in the implementation of the aimed changes. Analyzing the teachers&rsquo; lived experiences from the recent changes created in the evaluation system of the educational achievements in the primary schools has provided a proper background to promote the evaluation system of the educational achievements. This study aims at exploring and analyzing the teachers' reactions to the changes created in the evaluation system of the educational achievements in the primary schools. The present study has been conducted on the basics and principles of the qualitative approach of the interpretive phenomenology, with the participation of 14 male and female teachers teaching in the district two in Tehran based on the purposeful sampling and through using the semi-structured interviews and was finally analyzed based on the method of Diekelman et al. (1989). The results showed that teachers generally have no positive attitude towards the nature of the descriptive evaluation. From the teachers&rsquo; point of view, the changes in the evaluation system has created a situation in which the education system has employed a demanding and increasing expectations on the teachers leading to the formation of the negative opinions towards the teachers in the society. Teachers' perceptions and reactions to these changes in the evaluation system has been summarized in three main theme: "professional competencies", "problems in the education system&rdquo; and "expectations of the education system" and also in nine sub theme. It seems that the focus and interest in making changes, regardless of the conditions of change, and especially the appropriateness of change with organizational maturity, have brought various and varied challenges to the educational system and its continuity can have devastating effects on all components of the educational system. Manuscript profile
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        10 - Comparing the effectiveness of both new and old methods of academic evaluation in attitude of primary school pupils
        S. M. Mousavi H. R. maghami
        &nbsp; Background: Creativity is a mental but unique process. Creativity is a mental and physical ability or capacity to make or reconstruct of reality in a certain way. Purpose: The main aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of both new and old methods of More
        &nbsp; Background: Creativity is a mental but unique process. Creativity is a mental and physical ability or capacity to make or reconstruct of reality in a certain way. Purpose: The main aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of both new and old methods of academic evaluation in attitude of primary school pupils regarding creativity and academic achievement. Method(s): The research method is causal-comparative or ex-post facto. The population comprised all girls' and boys' pupils of primary schools in Eslam Shahr town. In this study, purposive sampling was used, through which two old school methods were used to evaluate the school and two new evaluation methods used were chosen as examples. Result(s): The main result revealed that except for the interaction of the variables of gender, grade and group (new assessment against old methods), the significant difference was the attitude of pupils to creativity. Conclusion: New evaluation methods (descriptive), failed to achieve the intended use of which results have been achieved based on this study results. &nbsp; &nbsp; Manuscript profile
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        11 - The facilitating role of implementation and institutionalization of instructional innovation: a case study of descriptive evaluation in elementary education
        hashem fardanesh mohammadreza vahdani
        The present study investigate the facilitating role of implementation and institutionalization of instructional innovation elementary education. In this study qualitative and descriptive evaluation is considered an innovation. A sample of 100 elementary schools teachers More
        The present study investigate the facilitating role of implementation and institutionalization of instructional innovation elementary education. In this study qualitative and descriptive evaluation is considered an innovation. A sample of 100 elementary schools teachers is chosen through cluster sampling in Tehran. Then, they completed a researcher-made questionnaire to evaluate implementation and institutionalization of &nbsp;qualitative and descriptive evaluation. The questionnaire is both valid and reliable(92/0=&alpha;). Exploratory factor analysis shows that 29 factors are present. Manuscript profile
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        12 - Three Components of Descriptive Evaluation: Feedback, Self-Assessment, and Peer-Assessment
        Abdolhamid Razavi
        The purpose of this article is responding to the question of &ldquo;How is the quality of teacher feedback, studentsʼ self-evaluation and peer evaluation?&rdquo; The research method is a combination of "documentary, descriptive and survey&rdquo;. The sample was selected More
        The purpose of this article is responding to the question of &ldquo;How is the quality of teacher feedback, studentsʼ self-evaluation and peer evaluation?&rdquo; The research method is a combination of "documentary, descriptive and survey&rdquo;. The sample was selected through a multi-stage stratified sampling, out of which 64 primary schools, located in 30 local educational districts in 3 provinces (East Azerbaijan, Fars and Bushehr) were selected. One checklist to analyze the portfolios and one interview form with acceptable reliability and validity were used. The findings show that teacher&rsquo; feedbacks are beyond the student&rsquo;s performance, the content of the feedback is not related to the learning goals and objectives, and the descriptions are not appealing enough and do not fit the studentsʼ level of progress. Although the feedback did not contain anything with regard to providing a chance for the students to compersate for their weaknesses, they were polite to some extent. In self evaluation, students did not have the necessary skills. Weakness in four self-evaluation skills in the lower grades was more evident. Teachers use limited methods for peer-assessment and are less familiar with the concepts and methods of peer-asssessent Manuscript profile
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        13 - Investigating the Goal Attainment of Descriptive Evaluation in Grades One and Two Primary Schools in East Azarbaijan Province
        Yousef Razapour
        The aim of the present study was to investigating the goal attainment of descriptive evaluation in grades 1 and 2 primary schools. The statistical population for this study consisted of all students in the first and second grades who enjoyed descriptive evaluation schem More
        The aim of the present study was to investigating the goal attainment of descriptive evaluation in grades 1 and 2 primary schools. The statistical population for this study consisted of all students in the first and second grades who enjoyed descriptive evaluation scheme of the education administration in the East Azarbaijan Province. The statistical sample were selected through cluster sampling including, 1400 students and 56 classes that were selected from eight cities (Tabriz, Myane, Ahar, Marand, Hashtrod, Ajabshir, Kalaybar, Heris and Maraghe). The collected data where analysed using descriptive statistics (Mean, standard deviation &amp; frequency) and One-sample t test. The results suggest that the means of the variables of teaching - learning, providing descriptive feedback, elimination of the 20 oriented criteria, eliminating final exams and substituting formative evaluation, eliminating paper-based test and replacing them with portfolio, and mental health are significantly higher than the theoretical mean of the population, and that descriptive evaluation objectives have been achieved to a relatively desired extent Manuscript profile
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        14 - Investigating the impact of descriptive evaluation on social skills and academic progress in elementary school students of Damavand city in the academic year 1401-1402
        amir seifi mina mozaiini
        The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of descriptive evaluation on social skills and academic progress in elementary school students of Damavand city in the academic year of 1402-1401. The research being investigated is that Matson's social skills question More
        The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of descriptive evaluation on social skills and academic progress in elementary school students of Damavand city in the academic year of 1402-1401. The research being investigated is that Matson's social skills questionnaire (1983) and the researcher-made academic achievement questionnaire are available to students who were selected by simple random sampling; will be given to answer each of the questions in a targeted way. For the data analysis method, considering that two independent groups have been considered (students with descriptive evaluation, students with traditional evaluation) As well as the use of the word average in research hypotheses, T-test of two independent samples was used. The results of the research show that the relationship between descriptive evaluation and social skill at the error level of 0.5. It is significant (05/.&gt;sig). Also, descriptive evaluation of academic progress at the error level of 0.5. It is not significant (sig &lt; .05). Manuscript profile