Validity
Content Related
What is 1 of the 3 Types of Validity evidence
Stability reliability
What is 1 of the 3 kinds of testing consistency
A justification of the degree to which accumulated evidence and theory support the proposed inferences (interpretations) about a student's test performances.
What is Validity Argument
Andinternal consistency reliability
What is describes the consistency with which all the separate items on a test measure whatever they're measuring, such as students' reading comprehension or mathematical ability.
What 2 components of testing go hand in hand like peanut butter and jelly or green eggs and ham?
What is reliability and validity
Evidence indicating that an assessment instrument suitably reflects the content domain it is supposed to represent.
What is content-related evidence of validity
Alternate-form reliability
What is 1 of the 3 kinds of testing consistency
A parent called you to ask about the reliability coefficient on a recent standardized test. The coefficient was reported as .89, and the parent thinks that must be a very low number. How would you explain to the parent that .89 is an acceptable coefficient?
What is Generally, if the reliability of a standardized test is above .80, it is said to have very good reliability; if it is below .50, it would not be considered a very reliable test.
Alternate-form reliability
What is describes the consistency of students' performances on two different (hopefully equivalent) versions of the same test.
Who is a professor emeritus at the University of California at Los Angeles and a former test maker?
What is James Popham
In this activity, a teacher isolates the purpose of the test under consideration.
What is Validity?
Evidence demonstrating the systematic relationship of test scores on a predictor test to a predicted criterion variable.
What is criterion-related evidence of validity
An external variable that serves as the to-be-predicted target for a predictor exam, such as an aptitude test.
What is Criterion Variable
Andinternal consistency reliability
What is 1 of the 3 kinds of testing consistency
He explains why the results of traditional standardized achievement tests are not accurate measures of ______ quality.
What is school
Criterion Related
What is 1 of the 3 Types of Validity evidence
refers to the extent to which assessments are consistent.
What is Reliability
We hypothesize that students will respond differently to the assessment instrument after having received some type of intervention.(treatment)
Intervention Study
A measurement device intended to predict a student's likelihood of success in some future setting, often an academic one. Although formerly referred to as intelligence tests, and thought to assess a person's innate potential.
What is aptitude tests
Popham indicates that teachers should hold the position of makind __________ in order to achieve more effective reliability and validity testing instrument.
What is assessments
Construct Related
What is 1 of the 3 Types of Validity evidence
If a person were to ask an educator to identify the two most important attributes of an education test, the response most certainly would be
What is "validity and reliability."
The standard error of _____________ depends on the particular test, and how much variability there is on the scores
What is measurement
Stability reliability
What is refers to the consistency of students' scores when a test is administered to the same students on two different occasions
a Ninnie according to Popham?
What is Someone who refers to a test as valid or not valid.