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Stewart and Kluwin Ch. 9
Stewart and Kluwin Ch. 9
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Deciding if a school's students have passed the TAKS at a high enough level but not reporting the results is:
Accreditation
Assessment
Evaluation
Accountability
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Concurrent validity is:
How well student does on repeated measures of the same test
How well test items match the content that the test is supposed to measure
comparison of performance on new test with performance on established test
An estimate of what a test is supposed to measure
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Which is considered a Reading Performance Measure?
Reading a passage aloud
The TSA
The Cloze procedure
The SAT
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Sending a report of the school's performance on the TAKS is:
Accountability
Assessment
Accreditation
Evaluation
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Which type of work should be included in a portfolio?
Only the student's typical work.
Only the student's best work.
Both typical work and examples of the student's best work.
Only graded exams.
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The DHH students in Ms. Joel's class scored in the 30th percentile on their first attempt at the SAT. Which type of test
A criterion-referenced test
A norm-referenced test
A state standardized test
A reliable test
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A history teacher decided students must pass a final exam with a score of 80% or better before moving on next. Ex. of
A reliable test
A criterion-referenced test
A state standardized test
A norm-referenced test
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Which is considered a Reading Performance Measure?
The TSA
The SAT
The Cloze Procedure
Story retelling
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Another name for Test-retest reliability is:
External consistency
Norm referencing
Validity
Internal Consistency
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Which type of activity is at the level of demonstrating comprehension?
Sending a letter of inquiry
Answering questions during class
Explaining a concept to another student
Conducting an experiment
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A correlation coefficient of .75 to .85 and above is suitable for which situation?
It is not suitable for any of the choices in this question
It is suitable for evaluating the success of a program.
It is suitable only for research
It is suitable for making individual placement decisions.
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Which is a disadvantage of using Story Retelling as a Reading Performance Measure for DHH children
It has low validity for users of nonstandard English
It has low validity issues for the general population
scoring reliability issue because of the difficulty of judging the accuracy
It requires intensive training for scoring accurately
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A correlation coefficient of .75 or lower is suitable for which situation?
It is suitable for making individual placement decisions.
It is not suitable for any of the choices in this question
It is suitable only for research
It is suitable for evaluating the success of a program.
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Mr. N has requested a TAKS test which has fewer choices for his student based on the IEP. Which accommodation is this?
Scheduling
Format
Clarification of purpose
Setting
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A disadvantage of Surrogate Skills tests:
They have poor reliability
They have poor face validity
They are time-consuming
They are difficult to score
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Indirect measures of writing skills using measures such as spelling or vocabulary are known as:
Norm-referenced tests
Impressionistic tests
Editing skills tests
Surrogate skills tests
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Consistency is another word for:
Reliability
Norm referenced tests
Validity
Criterion referenced tests
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What does the Cloze Procedure measure?
Comprehension
Grammatical knowledge
Nothing
Prediction of Content
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Which is true of the Stanford 9?
The level given to deaf children is based on grade level.
The level given to deaf children is based on a screening test.
The level given to deaf children is based on teacher recommendation.
The level given to deaf children is based on age.
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A test which asks students to select the grammatically correct sentence from a list of four choices
Impressionistic test
The Test of Syntactic Abilities
The Cloze procedure
The Stanford Achievement Test
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Which definition matches RELIABILITY?
An assessment that compares individuals to a group of peers
A measure of whether or not an assessment measures what it is supposed to
An assessment that compares a student's performance to a required level
A measure of whether an assessment will give the same results over time
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Which type of activity is at the level of demonstrating Synthesis?
Explaining a concept to another student
Sending a letter of inquiry
Answering questions during class
Conducting an experiment
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Deciding if a student qualifies for special education services means the assessment accomplished which goal:
Diagnosed a problem
Provided feedback
Determined eligibility
Determined placement
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Which is true of the Stanford 9?
It is the test used with hearing children
It is currently used with both hearing and deaf children
It has never been used for either hearing or deaf children
It is the most frequently used academic achievement test with Deaf Children
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Which is true of the Stanford 9?
All the questions are different from those used in tests given to hearing
It has never been used for either hearing or deaf children
All the questions are identical to those used for hearing children
Some of the questions are modified for use with deaf children.
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Which measure may be a more accurate Reading Performance Measure for DHH children?
Story Retelling
The TSA
The Cloze Procedure
Reading a passage aloud
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In the Cloze Procedure, which words should be deleted?
Every 5th word
Every 7th word
Every 4th word
Random words
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Which type of work should be included in a portfolio?
Work that has real value in the outside world
Exams only
Work that has value mostly in academic settings
Only written products
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Which is a disadvantage of using Reading Aloud as a Reading Performance Measure for DHH children
It has scoring reliability issues for the general population
It requires intensive training for scoring accurately
It has low validity for users of nonstandard English
It has low validity issues for the general population
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A disadvantage of Surrogate Skills tests:
They are difficult to score
They have poor reliability
They have poor face validity
They are time-consuming
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The Correlation coefficient is defined as:
The numerical measure of reliability
subset of questions influences performance out of proportion to other ?s
The numerical measure of validity
If the same test is repeated will the student have same results a week l8r?
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Which type of activity is at the level of demonstrating Application?
Sending a letter of inquiry
Conducting an experiment
Explaining a concept to another student
Answering questions during class
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Deciding if a DHH student should be taught in an inclusion setting means the assessment accomplished which goal?
Diagnosed a problem
Determined eligibility
Provided feedback
Determined placement
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In the Cloze Procedure, what criteria does Verbatim Scoring use?
Only the exact answer is accepted
Synonyms are accepted
Acceptable alternates are scored correct
Approximations may be accepted
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A test which measures reading by deleting words from a passage and asking students to provide the correct word is:
The Stanford Achievement Test
The Test of Syntactic Abilities
The Cloze procedure
Impressionistic test
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The appropriateness of a measure is another definition of:
Validity
Norm referenced tests
Criterion referenced tests
Reliability
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Deciding if a DHH student has a learning disability means the assessment accomplished which goal?
Diagnosed a problem
Provided feedback
Determined eligibility
Determined placement
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Mr. N knows his students will need an interpreter for TAKS instructions. Which accommodation could he use to resolve it?
Scheduling
Format
Setting
Clarification of purpose
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Equivalence measures:
The numerical measure of reliability
If subsetof questions influences performance out of proportion to the other
The numerical measure of validity
If the same test is repeated will student get the same results a week later
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Which is true of the Stanford 9?
It has norms only for hearing children.
It has no validity data.
It was designed to measure progress on curriculum developed for hearing kid
It has no norms.
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Which definition matches VALIDITY?
An assessment that compares individuals to performance of a group of peers
A measure of whether an assessment will give the same results over time
A measure of whether an assessment measures what it is supposed to measure
An assessment that compares a student's performance to a required level
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Content validity is:
A comparison of performance of students on a new test with their performanc
How well test items match the content that the test is supposed to measure
An estimate of what a test is supposed to measure
How well student does on repeated measures of the same test.
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The most frequently used norm-referenced test to measure DHH students' academic achievement is:
The Stanford Achievement Test
The Cloze procedure
The Test of Syntactic Abilities
Impressionistic test
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The problem of figuring out who deaf children should be compared to is an issue of which type of assessment?
A cloze procedure
A norm-referenced test
A teacher-developed test requiring a score of 75% or better
A criterion-referenced test
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students "Why do I have to take the test? I'm deaf, not hearing." Which accommodation could he use to resolve this issue
Setting
Scheduling
Clarification of purpose
Format
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Which definition matches NORM REFERENCED tests?
A measure of whether an assessment measures what it is supposed to measure
A measure of whether an assessment will give the same results over time
An assessment that compares a student's performance to a required specific
An assessment that compares individuals to performance of a group of peers
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Simply giving a test is:
Evaluation
Assessment
Accountabilitiy
Accreditation
