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EDU 971-M7 - Week 5
EDU 971-M7 - Week 5
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What are some ways assessments can be given?
Blue and Red above
Practical exams and diagnostic tests
Allowing for peer-grading
Portfolios and computer adaptive tests
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Formative assessment is used to make a finaljudgment about what someone knows/can do
True
False
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What are some benefits of the Action Research Spiral?
Red and Blue (above)
None. Just looking at it gives me a headache.
You can use assessment data to inform additional rounds of inquiry
You can use is as often as needed until you get the data/results you seek
4
Some standardized assessments can use both criterion and norm referencing.
False
True
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In which order should the following occur in the XXXX Model presented in Week 4?
Act, Plan, Do, Study
Do, Study, Plan, Act
Plan, Do, Study, Act
Plan, Study, Do, Act
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What is a characteristic of Summative Assessment?
There could be negative consequences associated with "failure."
It's kind of ... "judgy."
All of the above.
They used to put Janel into a tizzy, especially in high school Chemistry.
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Norm-referenced assessments: scores are compared with an established pattern of current and/or previous test takers
True
False
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What is a characteristic of Formative Assessments?
They usually are not high-stakes
It gages where someone is in their learning process.
Test-takers can receive feedback on how to improve.
All of the above!
9
Which of the samples below are a measurable outcome?
Boost first-year retention from 72% to 78% by June 2026.
Raise project completion rate to 90% by June 2026.
Staff participation in online learning will increase.
Red and Green
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Which of the following is true about Standardized Assessments?
All of these!
Requires test takers to answer the same questions or perform the same tasks
Rubrics can be used to consistently score or grade open-ended questions.
They are scored in a consistent manner