Education Unit

is a term that describes how well a test, or a test item, measures what it claims to measure

The practice of having a student repeat a certain grade level (year) in school

A language-based learning disability.

represents what the student actually achieved as a result of a lesson or a series of lessons.

measure of quality &/or the quantity of success one has in the mastery of knowledge and skills

Written plan to meet the unique educational needs of a child with a disability

are instruments that are administered, scored, & interpreted in the same,

specific statement that describes what the student is to learn, understand, or to be able to do

Techniques/materials that don’t change the curriculum but do make learning easier or help kids

refers to holding individuals or institutions responsible for the outcomes of instruction.

Personal information about the child that is kept by the school system

Language the child first learned, or the language that’s spoken in the home.

A set of strategies designed to encourage appropriate classroom behavior and social skills.

changes in the delivery, content or instructional level of a subject or test.

unstructured response to a short-answer or essay question.

represents a judgment or determination of value is placed on some performance.

Process of identifying strengths and needs to assist in educational planning

Measures of acquired knowledge in academic skills, such as reading, math, writing and science.

neurobiological disorder that affects the way a person w any intelligence handles info

a chart or plan that identifies criteria for evaluating a piece of a student's work

Working in partnership on behalf of a child; e.g., parent and teacher,