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Literacy Assessment Ch 5
Literacy Assessment Ch 5
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which reading level is referred to as the "growth zone"
instructional
this is not a reading level
independent
frustration
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What is a summative assessment?
performance assessment
A test given at the end of instruction. EX: midterm, final, end of unit
a quiz
A formative assessment and summative are the same
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why is documentation important?
helps teachers plan assessments
enhances a child's learning
makes a child's learning visible
encourages parent participation
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How does an evaluation differ from an assessment?
There is no difference.
Evaluation is done before an assessment.
Making decisions based on an assessment data.
Focuses on a students strengths and difficulties.
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What is a key benefit of next-generation assessment systems?
More effective for students with disabilities
Lack of student engagement
Higher costs than standardized tests
Slower test result turnaround
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What is an Assessment?
To determine their final knowledge about a topic.
A test that defines their future.
Gathering information about a learner's strengths and difficulties.
To put a grade in the grade book.
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The purpose of testing in literacy is to help organize (reading, skills, interests, reading levels, monitor progress)
False
True
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what is one purpose of IRI (informal reading inventory)
helps teachers understand a students reading behaviors
shows the ability to remember facts
determines if a student needs an IEP
shows if something is a formative or summative assessments
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What does it mean for a test to be valid?
It has a high number of questions.
When no students pass the test.
It is easy to grade.
It is measuring what the teacher has taught the students.
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What does reliability measure in a test?
A students future.
How well the test mathces the content taught
How dependably a test produces consistent results.
How difficult a test is.
