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D293 Assessment

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What are the 3 types of assessments and when are they given? Diagnostic-before learning Formative-during learning Summative-after learning
__ is a planned an ongoing process used by students and teachers during learning to elicit and use evidence of student learning to improve student understanding. Formative Assessment
__ is a preassessment designed to test a learner's knowledge before the unit. Diagnostic Assessment
__ is a post assessment used to determine whether or not a learner achieved the learning objectives and reached the desired level of proficiency. Summative Assessment
__ is an assessment strategy that allows students to advance based on their ability to master a skill at their own pace. Competency-Based Assessment
__ is an assessment strategy that compares a person's knowledge or skills against a predetermined standard, learning goal, performance level, or other criterion. Criterion-Referenced Assessment
__ is an assessment strategy that compares an individual's performance against their own past performances. Ipsative Assessment
__ is an assessment strategy that reports whether test takers performed better or worse than a hypothetical average student, often with a bell curve. Norm-Referenced Assessment
__ is an assessment strategy that evaluates a student's mastery of standards or specific knowledge or skills. Standards-Based Assessment
__ is an assessment strategy that is usually standardized and use pen and paper with multiple choice or true/false questions. Traditional Assessment
__ is an assessment method that provides various ways for an instructor to monitor a learner's academic achievement and progress through benchmarks, formative, summative, and diagnostic assessments. Comprehensive-Type Assessment
__ is an assessment method that involves looking at actual samples of student work produced during learning. Direct Assessment
__ is an assessment method where the instructor gathers information through means other than looking at actual samples of student work. Indirect Assessment
Are projects, worksheets, and tests examples of direct assessments or indirect assessments? Direct Assessments
Are interviews and surveys examples of direct assessments or indirect assessments? Indirect Assessments
__ is an assessment method that allows learners to create posts on topics relevant to a course's learning objectives. Discussion Board
__ is an assessment method that provides a concrete way to assess the learner other than a test and allows for creativity. Project-Based Assessment
__ is an assessment method that allows students to look back and reflect on the learning experience. Reflection-Based Assessment
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