ped 205 midterm chap 3

  1. 7 APPROPRIATENESS OF ASSESSMENT TOOL
    • Objective Test
    • Subjective Test
    • Performance Assessment
    • Portfolio Assessment
    • Oral Questioning
    • Observational Technique
    • Self-report
  2. test that requires students to select correct response from several alternatives
    Objective test
  3. test that permits the students to organize & present an original answer.
    Subjective test
  4. Assessment where students are asked to perform real-world tasks
    Performance assessment
  5. assessment that is based on the systematic, longitudinal collection of student work
    Portfolio assessment
  6. used to collect assessment data by asking oral questions.
    Oral questioning
  7. teacher will observe how students carry out activities by observing the process/product.
    Observation technique
  8. responses of the students may be used to evaluate both performance and attitude
    Self-report
  9. DIFFERENT QUALITIES OF ASSESSMENT TOOL
    • Validity
    • Reliability
    • Fairness
    • Objectivity
    • Scorability
    • Adequacy
    • Administrability
    • Practically and Efficiency
  10. appropriateness of score-based inferences, decisions made based on student test results.
    Validity
  11. consistency of measurement, how consistent test results are from one measurement to another.
    Reliability
  12. test items should not have any bias,ensuring that all students are assessed equitably
    Fairness
  13. agreement of two or more raters concerning the score of the student.
    Objectivity
  14. test should be easy to score, and directions for scoring should be clearly stated
    Scorability
  15. test should contain a wide range of sampling of items , ensuring that the resulting scores are representative of the total performance
    Adequacy
  16. test should be administered uniformly to all students
    Administrability
  17. teacher’s familiarity with the method used, the time required for the assessment
    Practicality and Efficiency
  18. chart/table that details the content and level of cognitive skills assessed on a test
    Table of Specification (TOS)
  19. DIFF FORMATS OF TABLE OF SPECIFICATION (Gronlund)
    • Format 1 of Table of Specification
    • Format 2 of Table of Specification
    • (one way table of specification)
    • Format 3 Table of Specification
    • (two-way table of specification)
  20. format that is Composed of Specific Objective, Cognitive Level,Type of Test, Item number & total Points
    Format 1 of Table of Specification
  21. 2 steps in assembling the test
    • Packaging the test
    • Reproducing the test
  22. - Test direction should contain number of items to which they apply, how to record their answers, basis of which they select an answer & criteria for scoring
    WRITE DIRECTIONS
  23. - proofread first the test items for typographical and grammatical errors and make necessary corrections
    CHECK THE ASSEMBLED TEST ITEMS
  24. - Correct answer follow a random sequence- Avoid answers like TFTFTF for true/false type & ABC
    MAKE THE ANSWER KEY
  25. - done after checking, scoring & recording the test
    ANALYZE AND IMPROVE THE TEST ITEMS
  26. 2 TYPES OF TEST ITEM USE IN ACHIEVEMENT TEST
    • Selection-type items
    • Supply type items.
  27. Selection type items also known as
    Objective Test
  28. require students to select one correct response from several options.
    Selection type items
  29. Selection type items can be classified as: (4)
    • Multiple-choice
    • Matching type
    • True or false
    • Interpretative exercises.
  30. test that measure knowledge outcomes & others like comprehension and applications.
    Multiple-choice Test
  31. 3 parts of Multiple choice item
    • Stem
    • Keyed option
    • Incorrect options/alternatives
  32. represent the problem/question
    stem
  33. the correct answer
    keyed option
  34. distractors/foils
    incorrect options/alternative
  35. - students are required only to recall
    Knowledge Level
  36. students are require to describe
    Comprehension Level -
  37. students are asked to apply
    Application Level-
  38. - students are required to Distinguish which
    Analysis Level
  39. Matching Type Test
    has two column, the column A and B
  40. TRUE OR FALSE TYPE also called
    force-choice test
  41. type of test where Examinees determine whether the statement is true/false
    TRUE OR FALSE TYPE of test
  42. SUPPLY TYPE is also known as
    constructed response test.
  43. Require students to create and supply their own answer/perform certain task
    SUPPLY TYPE
  44. Requires the student to organize & present an original answer (essay test) and perform task to show mastery to learning (performance-base assessment and portfolio assessment) or supply a word or phrase to answer a certain question (completion type of test.)
    SUBJECTIVE TEST ITEMS
  45. CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE TEST ARE CLASSIFIED AS: (2)
    • Short answer / completion type
    • Essay type item
  46. examinee needs to supply/create appropriate words, to answer a question ormcomplete a statement
    Short Answers Test/Completion Type
  47. 2 OF CONSTRUCTING COMPLETION TYPE TEST
    • Question form
    • Complete the statement form
  48. Consist few number of questions where examinee demonstrate their ability to recall knowledge, organize & present his knowledge in logical answer
    ESSAY ITEM
  49. 2 TYPES OF ESSAY ITEMS
    • Extended response essay
    • Restricted response essay
  50. - Essay that places strict limits on both content & response given by student
    RESTRICTED RESPONSE ESSAY QUESTIONS
  51. - Essay test that allows students to determine the length & complexity of response
    EXTENDED RESPONSE ESSAY QUESTIONS
  52. 9 types of complex outcomes
    • Comparing
    • Interpreting
    • Inferring
    • Applying
    • Analyzing
    • Creating
    • Synthesizing
    • Generalizing
    • Evaluating
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