Vol. 22 No. 1 (2019): Anno XXII, 1-2019
Articles

From Competence Curriculum Design to Assessment and Certification of Achievement: two empirical models for TEFL

Davide Capperucci
Ricercatore di Pedagogia Sperimentale – Università degli Studi di Firenze

Published 2019-07-12

Keywords

  • instructional design,
  • achievement assessment,
  • TEFL,
  • teacher’s profile

How to Cite

Capperucci, D. (2019). From Competence Curriculum Design to Assessment and Certification of Achievement: two empirical models for TEFL. Studi Sulla Formazione/Open Journal of Education, 22(1), 147–175. https://doi.org/10.13128/Studi_Formaz-25562

Abstract

Both the national and international literature identifies the development of design and assessment competences as a fundamental component in the professionalization of primary school teachers. This paper considers theoretical and methodological aspects of EFL curriculum design as it is addressed in Italy.
Two empirical models are discussed: (i) a competence design model called the CUD Mod., based on the ‘competence unit’, and (ii) a model for achievement assessment and certification called ARCA. Both models were tested in action-research projects carried out in first-cycle schools in Tuscany.
The contribution reflects on the experience which might also benefit other school contexts.

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