How does ESSA differ from NCLB?

states have more authority on guidelines and ed needs

What is the main purpose of a standardized test?

formal measure of student achievement on established rubric

Which best states the purpose of a diagnostic assessment?

to determine the instructional needs of a student

which best states the purpose of the ACCESS assessment?

measure student progress in lang proficiency

Which is an example of a performance based classroom assessment?

students solve problems with manipulatives while teach photo

The most significant purpose of assessment for English learners?

instructional needs are met and learning is taking place

How can a science teacher differentiate writing logs for labs?

students can illustrate the science lab process

Outcomes of norm-referenced assessment be unreliable due to bias

population sample tested is not representative

Which best describes the purpose of student self-assessment tools?

students take an active role in their learning outcomes

Which is the purpose of Elementary and Secondary Ed Act of 1965?

to establish equal educational opportunities for all student

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1
Which skill is assessed if you ask a student to point to the picture of the sleeping cat?
expressive
receptive
social
productive
2
How does ESSA differ from NCLB?
states decide on programs for optimal learning
federal government established accountability and guidelines
federal gov no long hold state accountable to achievement
states have more authority on guidelines and ed needs
3
Which assessment can be used to measure language proficiency in all four language domains?
IPT and BSM II
BINL and LAS
LAS and IPT
BSM II and BINL
4
When content is delivered in two languages?
ESL
one way dual lang
two way dual lang
bilingual instructional model
5
What is the main purpose of a standardized test?
holistic measure of student annual progress
students ability on creativity, innovation, insight...
informal measure of student achievement on establish rubric
formal measure of student achievement on established rubric
6
Which best states the purpose of a diagnostic assessment?
to measure student achievement
to determine the instructional needs of a student
to screen a student for language assessment
to provide an informal measure of student ability
7
Which best illustrates assessment bias in an essay writing item?
Halloween
friendship
describing a day at school
describe a favorite smell
8
which best states the purpose of the ACCESS assessment?
place students in EL instructional programs
to identify students who are ELLs
to assess English learner achievement in core subjects
measure student progress in lang proficiency
9
Which is an example of a performance based classroom assessment?
students report on whales with a rating scale
students write an expository essay
students solve problems with manipulatives while teach photo
students take a paper test of a unit
10
The most significant purpose of assessment for English learners?
appropriate grade level placement
identify students as high and low achievers
instructional needs are met and learning is taking place
record of students scores
11
How can a science teacher differentiate writing logs for labs?
administer multiple choice tests
students can illustrate the science lab process
make logs optional
assign low scores to science logs
12
Outcomes of norm-referenced assessment be unreliable due to bias
group tested demonstrates a high level of variablility
population sample tested is not representative
population sample does not confirm the test measure criteria
original population do not go up after participation
13
What does an assessment show when given in different settings and conditions with same outcome
construct validity
reliability
practicality
content validity
14
Which best describes the purpose of student self-assessment tools?
students learn to value assessment tools
students are better at taking standardized tests
students correct mistakes before grading
students take an active role in their learning outcomes
15
Which is the purpose of Elementary and Secondary Ed Act of 1965?
to establish equal educational opportunities for all student
legally require schools to administer lang placement test
identify students primary language
to hold schools accountable for student performance

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