Role of Assessments in the General and Special Ed Classroom
The assessment(s) given by general and special education teachers determine if students are achieving the objectives and goals being taught.
What is Measuring Student Learning?
The assessment(s) can measure either knowledge or skill.
What is Norm and Criterion assessment?
The type of assessment(s) most likely used at the start of a new school year.
What is Pre-Assessment?
The teacher that primarily administers pre assessment(s) to students?
What is the general education teacher.
The Special Education teacher is responsible for displaying competency, fairness, nonbiased assessment and confidentiality in the classroom.
What is Ethics?
The assessment(s) allows teachers to identify the areas where students need support to improve learning outcomes.
What is Informing Instructional Practices?
The assessment(s) ranks students within a group for example age or grade level.
What is Norm Reference Assessment?
The type of assessment(s) that is essential for every special education educator.
What is Nonbiased Assessment?
The teacher that plays the role in collaborating prior to students being given any assessment(s)?
What is the special education teacher?
The organization that sets the precedence for the professional and ethical principles in education?
What is the Council for Exceptional Children or (CEC).
The assessment(s) given by educators allows students to understand their progress and areas they might need help.
What is Providing Feedback?
The assessment(s) used compares knowledge and skills to a set standard.
What is Criterion Referenced Assessment?
This type of assessment(s) allows both general and special education teachers to measure a students level of understanding on what is being taught.
What is Formative Assessment?
The educator, as a result of the importance of assessment(s) containing information about students, is to maintain a high standard of what quality.
What is confidentiality?
The two professional standards recognized by the CEC in the Special Education Profession must be integrated?
What are teaching and assessment.
The assessment(s) can gauge the students level of understanding and where the teacher needs to make adjustments in the instruction.
What is Improving Teaching?
The assessment(s) needed when conducting an eligibility meeting for a student's Individualized Education Plan?
What is Norm and Referenced Criterion Assessment?
The assessment(s) type that includes Benchmark and Standards of Learning (SOL's).
What is Summative Assessment?
The special education teacher is responsible for ensuring that these types of assessment(s) are always administered to students.
What is nonbiased assessments?
The ethical principle that requires special education teachers to develop the highest possible learning outcomes and quality of life.
What is to maintain challenging expectations?
The assessment(s) results that are gathered by the special education teacher enable them to develop what document?
What is an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)?
The assessment(s) used for data collection in order to know if a student is understanding subject content.
What is Criterion Referenced assessment?
The type of assessment(s) used to gauge and guide Instructional Planning.
What is Criterion Reference Assessment?
The educator's role is to administer assessment(s) as well as this important role.
What is to understand the purpose of each assessment?
The ethical principle involving educators ensuring professional conditions and resources are available for learning.
What is Advocating?