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This ensures test results reflect actual student performance rather than errors in the test process.
What is confiability?
André-Pierre Gignac
What's the name of Tigres' player #10?
This form of assessment requires students to conduct research and construct an argument.
What is a project?
Hogwarts
What is the name of the magic school in Harry Potter?
Which method is used to collect information from individuals about changes in their knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors, such as tobacco use?
Surveys and questionnaires
This allows teachers and students to trust test results when making educational decisions.
What is validity?
This process critically examines a program by collecting and analyzing information about its activities, characteristics, and outcomes.
What is evaluation?
The Moon
What is the name of Earth's satellite?
Criterion-referenced tests, survey tests, diagnostic tools, formal tests, and informal tests.
Name five types of tests used in education.
The lion
What animal is known as the "King of the Jungle"?
Leonardo da Vinci
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
This type of evaluation helps teachers identify and solve problems with their students.
What is diagnostic evaluation?
A traditional method of summative assessment in which students answer essay, short-answer, or multiple-choice questions.
What is an exam?
A type of assessment where students work together to create a project or presentation
What is collaborative assessment?
The brain
What part of the human body controls all body functions?
This allows tests to be administered efficiently without wasting time or resources.
What is practicality?
This method of evaluation gathers information through direct observation.
What is an observation checklist?
This ensures that test results remain stable, regardless of when or who takes the test.
What is reliability?
It is used to obtain information from individuals about their experiences or to gain more insight into their survey responses.
What is an interview?
Eight
How many planets are in the solar system?
This principle ensures that all students are graded fairly without bias or disadvantages.
What is justice?
Holding discussions with 10-12 people to understand their perspectives on a program is called this.
What is a focus group?
This term refers to a variety of tools used to measure students' academic progress, skills, and needs.
What is assessment?
This process is used to examine someone’s knowledge of something, verifying what they know or have learned. It measures the level of skill or knowledge attained.
What is testing?
It involves presenting the results of a project or similar work to other members of a group.
What is a presentation?