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All About Assessment
Regular JeopardyFinal Jeopardy
Assessment Types
“S” WordsWhat’s
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TypesScoring &Measuring
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Validity/Reliability
Observations which allow one to
determine the degree to which students
know or are able to do a given learning task.
What are formative
assessments?
An assessment that is carried out at the end of a course or unit.
What is a summative assessment?
A type of assessment designed to measure a
student’s current knowledge.
What is a diagnostic
assessment?
A test in which a student or a group's
performance is compared to that of a
norm group.
What are norm referenced tests?
Direct, systematic observation and rating of student
performance of an educational objective, often an ongoing
observation over a period of time, and typically involving the
creation of products.
What are performance-based
assessments?
A way to obtain information about a large
group by examining a smaller, randomly chosen
selection
What is sampling?
A process in which a student engages in a systematic review of
their own work.
What is self assessment?
An objective test that is given and
scored in a uniform manner.
What is a standardized test?
Evaluation at the conclusion of a unit
or units of instruction .
What is a summative assessment?
Agreed upon values used to measure the quality of
student performance, instructional methods,
curriculum, etc.
What are standards?
A test that measures what it is designed to
measure.
What is a valid test?
A test that consistently
produces similar results.
What is a reliable test?
Quantitative description of student
learning and qualitative description
of student attitude.
What is a measurement?
The type of validity that predicts the score a
student would get on a similar test but with
different questions.
What is “subject-matter” validity?
These set the requirements for
validity and reliability in educational testing.
What are The Standards for Educational and
Psychological Testing?
From ancient Greek, a term meaning a
standard on which a judgment can be made.
What are criterion?
The Latin root assidere means to sit
beside.
What is assessment?
A term meaning the point on a scale that divides a group into
two equal subgroups.
What is median?
This term refers to a test intended to measure the test-
taker's innate ability to learn.
What is aptitude test?
Field of study meaning concerned with the
theory and technique of educational and
psychological measurement.
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What is psychometrics?
The term for an assessment question
that requires judgment to determine the answer’s worth.
What are subjective questions?
Questions where students choose the
correct or best answer/completion
from a menu of alternatives.
What are multiple choice questions?
A question that requires students
to answer questions in
writing.
What is an essay question?
A question/task that asks for the behavior
the learning is intended to produce.
What is an authentic question/assessment?
A question for which the scoring procedure is completely specified
enabling agreement among different
scorers.
What is an objective question?
A scoring guide used in subjective
assessments.
What is a rubric?
A classification tool or counting system
designed to indicate and measure the degree to
which an event or behavior has occurred.
What is a scale?
A scale based on descriptive words or phrases that indicate performance levels.
What is a rating scale?
Score used to determine the minimum
performance level needed to pass a competency test.
What is a cut score?
A graphic compilation of the performance of
an individual on a series of assessments.
What is a profile?
Make your wager
In assessment, assigning a single score based on an
overall assessment of performance rather than by scoring or analyzing
dimensions individually.
What is the holistic method?
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