Chapter 10 plus
Chapter 11
Mix
psychomotor skills
noncognitive traits
100

Direct assessment of a student's ability to use knowledge to perform a task that is encountered in the "real" world or is very similar to some life skill that students are expected to demonstrate in the world outside of their classroom

Authentic assessment

100

A simple listing of the criteria for successful completion of a task (YES/NO or OBSERVED/NOT OBSERVED)

checklist

100

categories of specific behaviors or dimensions used to evaluate students

criteria

100

cutting paper
drawing a line
tracing
coloring

Fine motor

100

a predisposition to respond favorably of unfavorable to something;

attitude

200

scoring guide that includes a scale that spans different levels of competency

rubric

200

A documentation portfolio that showcases a student's BEST work

Celebration portfolio

200

incorrect alternatives ion a multiple choice tests

distractors

200

copying
finding letters
identifying shapes

visual psychomotor skills

200

conscious awareness of being on track, on task, and evaluating work

self-monitoring

300

Various approaches to assessment of student skills and competencies that involve creation of a product, construction of a complex response &/or making a presentation

performance assessment

300

A portfolio that shows a student's improvement in competence OVER TIME

Growth portfolio

300

a systematic collection of student products to assess progress

portfolio

300

identify and discriminate sounds
imitate sounds
blend vowels

Verbal & Auditory psychomotor skills

300

self-perceptions of capabilities to learn

self-efficacy

400

any method of assessment that  does NOT utilize traditional paper-and-pencil (or online) selected-response and constructed-response testing to collect data about student learning

alternative assessment

400

A documentation portfolio that illustrates a student's competence in completion of a SINGLE TASK

Project portfolio

400

examples of student responses, products, and performances that illustrate specific points on a scoring criteria rubric

anchor or exemplar products 

400

driving a car
sail a boat
dissect a frog

complex psychomotor skills

400

attitudes toward oneself, degree of self respect, worthiness, or desirability, of self concept

self esteem

500

A listing of criteria necessary for successful completion of a task presented with a qualitative or quantitative set of possible responses (numbers, words, or phrases) indicating different levels of performance, but NO DETAILS regarding features or characteristics of those levels

rating scale

500

A documentation portfolio that shows a student's levels of achievement reached in relation to SPECIFIC LEARNING TARGETS

Competency portfolio

500

perseverance of effort to achieve long term goals in the face of obstacles and challenges

grit

500

walking
jumping
balancing

gross psychomotor skills

500

willingness to help others

altruism