Validity
Reliability
Essentials
Takeaway Time
100

When a student writes multiple paragraphs correctly using the RACE strategy, a teacher can infer that the student has mastered the strategy. What is a synonym for infer?

What is interpret?

100

A synonym of reliability in education.

What is consistency?

100

True or False: If a measurement specialist is describing validity and you don't understand what he/she is saying- you should keep them to consult.

What is False? Validity shouldn't be difficult to explain.

100

This is the most significant process in all of educational testing.

What is Assessment Validation.

200

True or False: Teachers use their interpretation of a student's overt knowledge to draw conclusions about the skills being measured.

What is True?

200

When a student scores a similar grade at different times on the same test you have...


What is test-retest reliability?

200

Evidence collected of a score based inference's accuracy.

What is Step 1 in building an educational test's validity argument.


200

This is a test-specific attribute.

What is reliability?

300

This hinges on whether a score-based test is both accurate and contributes to a test's purpose.

What is validity?

300

Students take different forms of the same test and their scores are calculated for the correlation coefficient.

What is alternate-form reliability evidence?

300

Evidence collected of this inference's suitability for a test's purpose.

What is Step 2 of building an educational test's validity argument.

300

According to Popham, this type of testing should have purpose-compatible reliability should be mandatory.

What is high-stakes standardized testing?

400

True or False: The vast majority of testing to evaluate teacher instruction are valid.

What is false

400

True of False: The kinds of reliability coefficients usually reported for educational tests provide us with consistent estimates for individuals.

What is False? The estimates are consistent for groups, not individuals.

400

Creating a reasoned validity arguments based on steps one and two. 

What is Step 3 in the building of an educational test's validity argument.

400

The central meaning of this is a reflection of the consistency with which a test is measuring whatever it's measuring.

What is assessment reliability?

500

This type of test does not exist in education.

What is valid tests?

500

IF Christopher took a test of 70 questions and got 50 correct, we could say that if he took the tst again he would correctly answer between 45 and 55 questions correctly.

What is Standard Error of Measurement?

500

This must accompany the evaluation of an educational test.

What is evidence of the test's instructional sensitivity.

500

On a scale of 1-10, this is my better understanding of reliability and validity in testing.

What is a 6?