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Chapter 12- Assessing Literacy
Chapter 12- Assessing Literacy
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What are the three reading levels?
There are 5 levels, independent, emergent, middle, frustration, and hard
Easy, Medium, and Hard
Elementary, Middle, and High
Independent, Instructional, and Frustration
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What is the least formal way of assessing?
Less Formal Assessments
Formal Assessments and Standardized testing
Observational Assessments
Informal Assessments
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Why is validity of a test important?
It gives you an idea of how long the test should take to complete.
It tells you how difficult the test may be for most students
It shows how/if a test measures what it is designed to
It shows how many questions the student gets right
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Another way to use assessment is to create new common core standards
False
True
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One of the purposes of assessment is to give students and parents feedback on the student's abilities
True
False
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What does a screening assessment tell us?
Where a student is compared to grade level
If a student is making growth
How much a student comprehends
How fast a student can read
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What is the definition of assessment in literacy?
Only giving students tests
Seeing how well students can comprehend a text
Making sure students can read at grade level
Gathering info to see how well students read
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How can you assess alphabet knowledge in emergent readers?
Seeing how many letters the student can identify
Making the student sing the alphabet
Have the student write the alphabet backwards