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Assessment Voacbulary- ECH 383

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Assessment The evaluation of a skill, ability, or knowledge or a person/thing.
Accountability Willingness to be accountable, being able to take responsibility of ones actions/words/
Documentaion Gathering material that provides evidence, information, or acts as a record.
Diagnostsic Assessment Assess a learners current knowledge or views on a particular subject/idea.
Formative Assessment Assessing what the students know as they are learning it, on-going and continuous.
Summative Assessment Designed to measure how much a student knows at the conclusion of a course/unit/lesson.
Authentic Assessment Assessing the knowledge of what a student has learned but done in a meaningful way to the student. (not test, essays, quizes)
Rubric Scoring guide used to evaluate a students' work or show how one will be evaluated.
Checklist A comprehensive list of things to be done or achieved.
Portfolio A collection of work compiled over a period of time. Used for assessing or showcasing work.
Artifact Anything that provides evidence about a learning experience.
Anecdotal Note A detailed and descriptive narrative done after an observation, interaction, specific behavior.
Observation Observing an experience from beginning to end.
Perception A way of looking, understanding, and iterprerting something.
Developmentally Appropriate Practice Method of supporting and fostering learning and development of children. Doing so by using strategies/activities that are age, and developmentally appropriate.
Planning The act of thinking and carrying our ideas in regards to activities/lessons to achieve a desired learning outcome.
Standards Outline for what students are expected to learn.
Objectives What students will know or be able to do at the end of a lesson/unit.
Standardized Test A test that is given to all students in the same manner and graded in the same way. Used to assess a learning program.
High-Stakes Testing Used to make important decisions on a student or has an important outcome to the student.
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