History
During what decade did assessments become apart of society?
the 50's, specifically the late 1950's
Give a purpose for assessment for students
To showcase a deeper understanding of a topic
To showcase the ability to apply a concept to an unknown situation
The ACT, SAT, and State exams (Keystones, NY Regents) are examples of what type of exams?
Standardized exams
This type of assessment is given at the end of a unit or school year to determine what a student has learned.
Summative Assessment
Who plays Michael in the hit show The Office?
Steve Carell
When were assessments placed into more curriculum settings?
The 1990's
Test scores give what to people in society to judge other individuals?
Power
You need to see where your students are at with their reading but do not have time to create and give a written exam. Instead, you divide the class into pairs, have them discuss their reading and walk around to listen to their responses. What type of assessment is this?
Observational Assessment
Define Accommodations
A convenient arrangement; a settlement or compromise. Specifically giving a student the extra tools they may need to complete an assignment or exam.
How many grandkids does Kris Jenner have?
10 (Mason, North, Penelope, Regin, Saint, Dream, Stormi, Chicago, True & and Kim's 4th (coming any day)
What was the name of the researcher who helped perfect assessment in curriculums in the '90s?
Bob Glaser
What are 3 of the purposes of assessment for teachers?
Show which topics students are understanding and which they are not
Show which teaching styles or more effective than others
Reveal what skill level your students fall under
Reveal at what speed and depth you should be presenting content
To see how students are comparing to one another
Made 3 prompts that are used when students are self-assessing.
- Today I learned…
- I am going to use what i learned to…
- Today I had trouble with…
- Tomorrow i am going to try harder to…
The capacity of the test or individual test items to measure a construct consistently over time. This is the definition of what word?
Reliability
NOT including our professor, how many people are enrolled in the class?
15 people
There was a push in history to use assessments to find the differences in what?
Cogitative abilities
Fill in the blank. A purpose of assessment for teachers is to reveal at what ______ and ______ you should be presenting content.
Speed and Depth
This type of assessment involves testing ELLs on skills they need outside of the classroom. Generally developed directly from classroom instruction, group work, and classroom activities. What assessment is this?
Alternative Authentic Assessments
This term describes the fact that most tests in the US use examples that are relatable to white, middle class, monolingual students and are not culturally inclusive.
Bias
Our professor was kind enough to give us presents in honor of the Chinese New Year. 2019 is the year of what animal?
Pig
What is the name of the man who changed the way the nation looked at the human brain?
Lee Cronbach
43 teachers
In this type of assessment, ELLs can collect artifacts of their learning and reflect on what they have learned collaboratively with others.
Portfolio Assessment
Explain the difference between Content Validity and Consequential Validity
Content Validity: Whether or not the performance of the student reflects his/her learning
Consequential Validity: After effects and social consequences. ELLs are often misdirected into remedial courses because of assessments.
What are the 5 oceans of the world?
1. Arctic
2. Pacific
3. Atlantic
4.Indian
5. Southern