Chilean teachers’ perceptions of their classroom assessment perspectives, skills, and practices

Abstract

This paper aims at analysing primary/secondary school and university teachers’ classroom assessment perspectives, skills, and practices (n=73), particularly with regard to their professional experience, educational level, work location, and academic degree. The comparative studies on mean differences were conducted through an Anova analysis, t test, and Pearson correlations. The findings indicated there were no statistical differences in the professional experience and educational level dimensions. However, there was a direct correlation between classroom assessment practices and the skills participants claimed to possess.