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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| formative assessment | monitor learning progress during instruction |
| summative assessment | assess achievement at end of instruction |
| measurement | process of obtaining a numerical description of the degree to which the individual possesses a particular characteristic - how much? |
| main goal of assessment | gather info on student learning |
| learning outcome | big picture, unit goal |
| instructional objective | what learners will get out of individual lesson; observable and measurable |
| 3 parts of an instructional objective | 1. criterion: how well student must perform 2. behavior: must be observable 3. condition: what is provided or expected |
| write an instructional objective | After reading the story, students will propose a theory of why the author wrote the story in 4 sentences. |
| validity | evaluation of the adequacy and appropriateness of the interpretation and uses of assessment results |
| reliability | consistency of assessment results |
| usability | practicality of the procedure |
| fairness | whether the uses and interpretations of test scores are reasonable and equitable for all students |
| 3 domains of Bloom's Taxonomy | cognitive, affective, psychomotor |
| verb from each domain | interpret, obey, research |
| levels in Bloom's taxonomy and a verb | evaluation & judge synthesis & create analysis & analyze application & use comprehension & tell knowledge & define |
| a formative assessment strategy and why it is considered so | ask a question, give a min to think about it, pair up and talk to a buddy, then share with class, and call on students randomly |
| norm-referenced assessments | compared with other students |
| criterion-referenced assessments | meet a level and number |