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SLS 614 Assessing Writing
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SLS 614 Assessing Writing
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This assessment measures students' readiness to undertake particular courses.
Placement assessment
Achievement assessment
Diagnostic assessment
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It indicates how strongly an instrument's results correlated with some external measure.
Consequential validity
Criterion validity
Content validity
Construct validity
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Trait-based scales presuppose that the quality of writing can be judged reliably with the help of a customized scale.
False
True
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It works by comparing a text to a large database of writing, written in answer to a specific prompt or rubric.
Validity
Rubric
Reliability
Automated writing assessment (AWA)
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It refers to the extent to which an instrument truly measures what it is intended to measure.
Practicality
Reliability
Validity
Heather😊
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What are summative assessments associated with?
Ali😊
Assessment of learning (AoL)
Assessment as learning (AaL)
Assessment for learning (AfL)
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Grinch
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It assigns a single score to a script based on the rater's overall impression of the writing performance.
Holistic scoring
Trait-based scoring
Yukie💕
Analytic scoring
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It provides insights into how well the curriculum is working on a more ongoing basis.
Diagnostic test
Placement test
Formative asssessment
Summative assessment
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Classroom-based assessment (CBA) is closely connected to the activity of learning.
True
False
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Reliability refers to consistency in scoring.
True
False
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It is a reliability of how closely the scores assigned by two or more raters agree.
Student-related reliability
Test reliability
Inter-rater reliability
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This assessment assigns students to appropriate courses and levels.
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Proficiency assessment
Placement assessment
Achievement assessment
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Dynamic assessment presupposes that learners' capabilities are neither fixed nor stable but rather malleable.
True
False
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Student's writing ability is evaluated by testing verbal reasoning and vocabulary knowledge. What is this an example of?
Direct assessment
Indirect assessment
Student-related reliability
Inter-rater reliability
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What are TOEFL iBT, IELTS, GRE, SAT examples of?
High-stakes examinations
Caroline💕
Dynamic assessment
Low-stakes examinations
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A teacher teaches students how to solve multiple choice questions in a mechanical way. What is this an example of?
Positive washback
Reliability
Practicality
Negative washback
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It shows a student's achievement based on pre-established standards and doesn't vary in relation to others' scores.
Norm-referencing
holistic scoring
Sherry🩷
Criterion-referencing
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It is achieved by ensuring that teachers & students perceive an instrument as a measure of what it purports to measure.
Content validity
Construct validity
Criterion validity
Face validity
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It occurs when the implementation of an assessment instrument brings about improvement in a curriculum or course.
Positive washback
Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)
Alex🩷
Negative washback
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This assessment measures innate ability and skill, as well as students' potential for success in particular skill areas.
Aptitude assessment
Diagnostic assessment
Proficiency assessment
Placement assessment