Types of Tests
What is the difference between standardized and teacher-developed tests?
Standardized everyone takes but the teacher develop is unique to the teacher/student.
What is a Checklist?
A form of assessment that includes a simple list of items to note, check, or remember when students or teachers evaluate learning.
How hard should a test be to grade?
Easy grading.
All kinds of assessments should be weighted the same, yes or no.
No.
Technology applications are important for classrooms. yes/no
Yes.
_____ takes place during instruction and provides feedback about students’ learning as it occurs.
Formative assessment
What is Rubric?
This type of assessment describes levels of quality for judging a particular types of work.
How many different types of questions should be on a test?
Three/Four
How often should feedback be given?
Frequently.
Writing and speaking are part of the critical thinking section. Yes or no.
No.
What is the difference between a summative and formative assessment?
Formative is taken during the lesson that is being taught but summative is after learning has taken place.
What is Course Evaluation?
A form of assessment that allows students to gauge their own understanding.
How many different types of questions are there listed?
Six
When should you set up your grading system?
at the beginning of the year.
Biases are important to get rid of before counting yourself as career ready. Yes or no.
Yes.
What is not an example of an alternative assessment?
Students taking a standardized test at the end of the year.
What is Student Portfolio?
A collection of students work that shows growth and development and highlights skills and achievements over time.
Should you have clues in previous questions that help find the answers for the next question.
No.
Informal assessments are just as helpful as typical forms of assessments. Yes or no.
Yes,
Rubrics help students feel like they aren't victims of selective grading? True or false.
True.
Peer evaluation introduces what kinds of methods?
Checklists, and Rubrics.
What is Scorecard?
A form of assessment that lists the factors to evaluate and offers the maximum point value.
Should the questions be proportionate to importance, or should they be even throughout?
Proportionate to importance.
Which is more important reliability or validity?
Validity.
Why are student portfolios important.
They help both students and teachers track the students growth overtime.