Measurement
Preceeds evaluation
What is measurement
This person's assessment of student's behaviors will change over time
Who is the teacher
The symbol used to denote progress that also serves as a permanent record for a student's achievement
Grade
This test in the health-related fitness domain requires the greatest amount of proficiency on the part of the tester
body composition
True or False: A test is VALID if it measures what it is supposed to measure
What is True
When ordinal data are involved the following measure(s) of central tendency can be used
What are mode and median
Follows step 4 "delivering the program" in the program planning process
What is evaluating and improving the program
True or false: Results from fitness testing should be used for grading purposes
What is false
Alternative assessment procedures such as event tasks, journals and logs are often used for this domain
Affective
The relationship between a student's skill level and his/her interest in voluntary participation in physical activity
Positive
These two measurements in the psychomotor domain are often confused as synonymous.
What is speed and reaction time
The percentage of teacher evaluation in Virginia that is based on student academic progress
40%
Used to communicate goals and results to students, parents and other stakeholders
What are rubrics
Success in this domain is highly correlated to genetic predisposition and therefore teachers should be careful to devise objective grading procedures for it
Health-related fitness
The document in a K-12 settings, for students ranging in age from 3-21 who are eligible for special education services, that details the program specifically written for the student's individual education needs
Measured to the nearest 10 yards
What is the distance that the timed distance run (the 12-minute run) is usually measured
Test, measurement and evaluation share this relationship
Very much interrelated
Which level of Bloom's taxonomy is the following objective written for: "The student will be able to name the parts of a golf club."
What is the Knowledge level
Hitting a pitched baseball, serving a tennis ball and hitting a golf ball all require what psychomotor skill(s)
What is coordination and/or reaction time
A survey that can provide relevant information for determining program activities in a non-school setting
What is an interest survey
34%
The percentage of scores falling between the mean and a +1 deviation unit on a normal distribution
Factor that is least likely to affect the reliability of a test
Intellectual ability of the student
The numerical procedure for analyzing test items which is particularly appropriate for multiple-choice formats
Qualitative Item Analysis
In this domain, we can use Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives to ensure that many levels of learning are demonstrated
What is cognitive
75-150