Terms
What would a question about snow be categorized as for students from Florida?
Item Bias
What is 6?
A KWL is an example of what type of assessment?
G is grasps stands for
What is Goal?
The four language domains are
What is listening, speaking, reading, and writing?
The accuracy of an assessment
What is Validity?
What is Procedural Knowledge?
What is summative assessment?
What is an assessment at the end of a unit.
What does MPI stand for?
What is Model Performance Indicators?
Process, interpret, and evaluate written language, symbols, and text with understanding and fluency
What is reading?
The extent to which an assessment is consistent
What is reliability?
Create is located on who's pyramid?
What is Bloom's?
When reviewing an assessment, instructors must keep in mind both _______ & ________ needs
What is content & language needs?
In WIDA English proficiency levels are defined in terms of three features of academic language
What is word level, sentence level, discourse level?
2 productive domains
What are speaking and writing?
The ability of assessment to produce information not influenced by personal characteristics, such as gender, race, ethnicity, and first language
What is fairness?
Varied viewpoints
What is perspective?
The two types of classroom assessments
What are formative and summative?
Shows the relationship between ideas
What are logical connectors?
2 receptive domains
What are listening and reading?
An objective must be _______ & _________
What is observable and measureable?
Think aloud, read aloud, interviews, small groups, and creating models, are ways to evaluate...
What is cognitive processes?
MCAS and State testing is known as
What is high stakes testing?
Strategy to move students from informal spoken language to written academic language
What is the Mode Continuum?
What is listening?