Validity Content Vocabulary
When a teacher uses a scoring guide to assign a point total to an assignment based on requirements.
What is a rubric?
The degree to which evidence and throes support the interpretations of test scores for the proposed use of that test.
What is validity?
In this class, we have the best teacher for an online course.
What is Data to Meet the Needs of Diverse Learners?
When a teacher administers consistent assessments they are considered
What is reliable?
Interchangable with the term reliable when talking-to a teacher
What is consistency?
A teacher gives a test that has decisions with serious consequences linked to the results.
What is high stakes testing?
The reason that teachers test kids at all.
What is because teachers cannot see what is inside of a student's head?
This is the best teacher that I have had thus far for an online learning experience.
Who is Dr. Edleman?
When a teacher discusses the assessment arena, you are most likely to hear them refer to
What is validity and reliability?
When a teacher administers an important test to students on a Tuesday, it is assumed that the results would be the same if that test were administered on a Wednesday
What is test-retest reliability?
A teacher uses these to plan her lessons and to test the validity of an assessment.
What are standards?
The academic reason that teachers assess students.
What is to identify students' knowledge and skills when devising a plan to instruct, construct, and respond?
This is the reason that I love this class so much.
What is because we have the freedom to express our learning in was such as creating Jeopardy games?
When a teacher determines to what degree a specific assessment measures the assessed content
What is the core of reliability?
The decisions riding on a test's results are more important when this is sought.
What is alternate-form reliability evidence?
When a teacher looks for persuasive evidence indicating whether a test can distinguish between well taught and poorly taught students.
What is instructional sensitivity?
When a teacher collects validation evidence and supports their score-base inference with a test's purpose.
What is validity argument?
The reason that I am in this class.
What is to be a teacher that offers learning opportunities that are unique to each student, just like Dr. Edelman does?
The three types of reliability evidence that a teacher would use to measure the reliability of an assessment
What are test-retest evidence, alternate-form evidence, and internal consistency evidence?
The consistency of an assessment that focuses on the test's items and what they measure.
What is internal consistency reliability?
Someone who can assess the validity of an assessment.
Who is, in my opinion, anyone who possesses the knowledge of what it is that makes an assessment "valid"?
When a teacher gathers evidence of a score based inference's accuracy, the suitability for a test's purpose, and has a reasoned argument, a test can be this.
What is the validation process?
What is "Thank you so much for letting us complete activities like these. They are so wonderful, and a welcome break from the boring online course work that we all dislike so much. I really do appreciate and truly enjoy it!!
When a test is used at different times in the year, teachers are looking for ___in the results.
What is stability?
When we characterize a test's reliability in recent years.
What are decision consistency estimates?