Abstract
This study analyzed the relationship between the process-oriented assessment and the 2015 revised mathematics curriculum using Semantic Network Analysis. The key words were extracted by analyzing the 223 sentences in the ‘Instruction Notes’ and ‘Assessment Note’ section of the math curriculum. The connection between the key words was analyzed to show how they relate to the process-oriented assessment. As a result, it was found that the description of process-oriented assessment was insufficient in the math curriculum. The high school curriculum was biased toward the assessment of knowledge, and the elementary school curriculum lacked an explanation for the assessment of ‘attitude and practice’. Overall, some characteristics of process-oriented evaluation were not sufficiently reflected in the curriculum. With the results, this study suggests that the curriculum are needed to be improved in process-oriented assessment to settle in the school field.
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Fig. 1. ‘Instruction note’ in the mathematics curriculum of 3~4th grade
