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Master Educator Chapter 12
Master Educator Chapter 12
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Assessing progress and advising students
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Students must maintain a minimum theory grade average of:
70 percent
75 percent
60 percent
65 percent
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Grading must correlate with:
educational objectives
the problem/solution structure
questioning techniques
the topical structure
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A written agreement made between the learner and the educator determining agreed-upon behavior is a:
indemnity
contract
promise
guarantee
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Critical qualities of a master educator are:
decorum and stature
none of the above
fairness and consistency
good grooming and good posture
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The process of assigning grades at established checkpoints or after a unit of study is termed:
summative evaluation
completing evaluation
fulfillment evaluation
conclusive evaluation
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Using a learner's past performance to measure the present is:
grading by past experience
grading by supposition
grading by repitition
grading by assumption
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During the conference the educator should practice:
monitoring the student behavior
effective listening skills
ignoring what the student is saying
the art of interjecting her own thoughts while the student is speaking
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Student conferences should:
be as nonthreatening as possible
have educator and student sit face to face
all of the above
bring about change and not intimidate
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When grading,the educator must be:
honest
all of the above
fair
just
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Educators may have the need to discuss the learner's work attitudes,professionalism,compliance w/code of conduct:
in the lunchroom
all of the above
when doing academic advisement counseling
in class
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The rating scale known as the checklist would have categories such as:
adequate/inadequate
satisfactory
unsatisfactory
all of the above
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In point grading,points are given to each criteria;this allows the educator to:
ensure that the learner receives credit for performing more difficult tasks
ensure that the learner receives credit for performing more important tasks
place emphasis on the more important tasks to be completed
all of the above
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Learners will not have a clear understanding of how they are performing if the educator is:
none of the above
grading by attitude
grading by desire
grading without risk
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Completion,or fill-in-the-blank,questions are used to measure:
prediction
none of the above
recall learning
higher-order thinking
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In a multiple-choice question, the incorrect answers are known as:
distractors or foils
impediments
incorrect phrases
false answers
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The three main categories assessed and graded in schools of cosmetology are theoretical knowledge,practical skills dev.
attitude and professionalism
loyalty and faithfulness
wisdom and courage
honesty and good grooming
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Practical assignments are evaluated as completed and counted toward course completion only when:
they are attempted
they are completed and rated as satisfactory or better
they are completed
all of the above
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The type of evaluation that uses specific performance criteria in the rating process to ensure competency level reached
checklist
rubric
likert scale
performance checklist
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The purpose of a signed agreement is to:
instill a greater commitment to the agreed-upon behavior
all of the above
be signed by the educator and the learner to document the commitment
add meaning between the educator and learner
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Practical skills and attitude are generally assessed using a performance evaluation method such as:
action lists
likert scales
weighting scales
red scales
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When writing a true/false test, do not use words such as:
all of the above
never
usually
always
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When constructing fill-in-the-blank questions:
all of the above
keep the statements appropriate for the reading level of the learners
avoiding writing styles that give the learners the answer
ensure that all questions begin and end on the same page of the test
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When an educator takes a personal dislike to a student and grades unfairly, it is harmful to the student's progress is:
grading with pleasure
grading with rapture
grading with delight
grading with spite
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An outline of the content that will be covered by the test is called the:
teacher's test copy
test plan
test outline
rough draft
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Educators using 'grading with warm fuzzies':
may lack understanding of grading procedures and criteria
want all learners to feel great
may lack confidence in their own skills
all of the above
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In a true/false test, the student who has no prior knowledge of the subject has a:
poor chance of selecting the correct answer
50/50 chance of selecting the correct answer
20/80 chance of correct answer
40/60 chance of correct answer
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A clearly developed scoring document used to differentiate between levels of development in a specific activity
checklist
rubric
likert scales
rating scale
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Grading a learner for higher-than-deserved achievement is:
grading improvement only
positive performance grading
low/high performance
student reward grading
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How is the performance checklist helpful to the educator?
the checklist is constructed in a way to minimize educator subjectivity
none of the above
it gives the educator a quicker way to grade students
the educator has a hard copy to document each students skill
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To eliminate subjectivity in scoring an essay test, the educator should:
all of the above
protect students' identity by assigning the students
first write a response to each question
review the responses and make a notation on each important point
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A rating scale with fewer categories than the likert scale that can be used to compare performance
performance checklist
rubric
checklist
rating scale
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An educator who always gives an average grade,right in the middle is:
grading without risk
grading on a curve
grading with intention
grading with a rubric
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A five-point rating scale ranging from 'strongly agree' to 'strongly disagree' or 'poor' to 'excellent'
rating scale
rubric
checklist
likert scale
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When the educator gets distracted,fails to see the end results of all services and simply writes grades:
grading in absentia
grading with preoccupation
grading selectively
grading fairly
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The method of grading that incorporates scoring of more than one area of learner assessment is:
multiple-category grading
multiple grading
point grading
all of the above
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An advantage of using the performance checklist is that:
all of the above
it removes the opinion of the educator from the rating process
it is effective in preparing students for the state licensing examination
it is use when determining if certain competency levels have been completed
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The learner's theoretical knowledge is usually assessed through written testing consisting of:
multiple-choice questions
true/false questions
all of the above
fill-in-the blank questions
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When writing matching test questions,the educator should consider these guidelines:
keep the sets to 25 items
none of the above
items in the set should not be common to each other
the number of problems should exceed the matches
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When an educator feels "it's my way or the highway" the educator is:
grading by desire
grading by personal fetish
grading with spite
grading by impulse
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In a multiple-choice test,the difficulty of each question can be controlled by:
how much rambling there is in the question
how much alike the possible answers are
the vagueness of the stem
the content of the subject
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The essay form of testing may use higher-order thinking, but the responses become:
subjective
collective
none of the above
objective
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When grading, an important factor to consider is:
failures
all of the above
personal feeling
consistency
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A student whose academic or attendance progress is unsatisfactory must be advised and provided with:
academic advisement and counseling
any needed assistance
referral to professional assistance
all of the above
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Tests that can be completed by at least 80 percent of the students within one hour are called;
power tests
unit tests
timed tests
achievement tests
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When the educator unconsciously gives higher scores because of previous positive experience with a learner is:
halo grading
positive grading
radiant grading
personality grading
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Feedback on progress should be given to the learner:
on a schedule
regularly
routinely
all of the above
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To ensure consistency and objectivity when evaluating the practical skills of learning:
none of the above
educators will use evaluation scales to measure student performance individ
educators will use their mood to measure
educators will use paper and pencil to measure
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The teacher who gives all students high grades is giving the a false perception of their skills and is:
grading with TLC
grading with pity
grading with warm fuzzies
grading with faith,hope,and clarity
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When educators ignore the predetermined performance criteria and grade according to their disposition is known as:
grading by temperament
grading by emotion
grading by disposition
grading by attitude
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The evaluation that determines what the students knows after having been taught certain material or skills is called:
preserving evaluation
scientific evaluation
revolving evaluation
outcome evaluation