The Decision Model
Decision-making model
A decision-making model is an organized procedure that assists individuals decide or come up with a solution to the problem (Garcia, 2024).
True or False: All assessments are tests.
False
This principle focuses on teaching students with disabilities alongside their peers without disabilities
Inclusion/Inclusive Education
What are validity and reliability?
Important qualities of a good test: it measures the right thing and gets consistent results.
A way to show what a student has learned over time.
Portfolio/Assessment
This is the name of the smallest country in the world.
Vatican
It is a model that involves logical steps to find the best solution, often involving analyzing multiple options simultaneously.
Rational-decision making model
What is the purpose of assessment?
Provides evidence of student learning.
This artist painted the "Mona Lisa."
Leonardo da Vinci
What is the intuitive model?
Deciding based on your gut feeling.
Give one characteristic of how important assessments are to document the effectiveness of teaching.
Provides diagnostic feedback, helps educators set standards, evaluates progress, Relates to the students progress
Our "SNED 105: Educational Assessment of Students with Additional Needs" teacher's full name
Joel Aldas
Give the 4 types of decision-making model.
Rational decision-making model
Bounded Rationality
Intuitive Decision model
Creative-decision making model
True or False: Documenting student learning helps teachers track progress.
TRUE
birthday of the reporter
September 16, 2005