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EDRM 423 Assessment
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assessment, legislation, validity, reliability, fairness,
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If test results are inconsistent across different times or contexts, then the test is not _________.
Fair
Accurate
Valid
Reliable
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Order these Bloom's Taxonomy Levels from Lowest to Highest...
Remember, Analyze, Create, Understand
Understand, Remember, Create, Analyze
Understand, Analyze, Remember, Create
Remember, Understand, Analyze, Create
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Was the last question a valid selected response question?
Yes. Great job, Ross.
Not sure. I wasn't paying attention.
No. The "All of the above" option was too obvious.
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Why was the last question not valid?
Answer choices were not homogenous
It required me to know about basketball
It was too difficult
Answer choices were too similar
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What is one drawback of only using binary choice items?
They are hard to grade
You cannot cover a large amount of content
They don't encourage students to engage higher taxonomy levels
There are too many possible answers for students to choose from
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In assessment, which term refers to how well a test measures what it is supposed to measure?
Fairness
Reliability
Accuracy
Validity
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What grade level does this SC indicator apply to?
3rd Grade
2nd Grade
1st Grade
Kindergarten
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What is the purpose of assessment?
Monitor student progress
Determine future direction of instruction
All of the above
Determine students' current abilities
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In response to NCLB failures, which act was adopted to give some control back to states?
Free and Public Education Act
Every Student Succeeds Act
Family and Student Privacy Act
State Education Act
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What was one shortcoming of the No Child Left Behind Act?
Cut federal funding for all schools
Unfairly punished under-resourced schools for low test grades
Eliminated free/reduced lunch
Discouraged students from pursuing STEM careers
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Which of these issues is related specifically to fairness?
A test doesn't measure what it is supposed to
Test scores are inconsistent from class to class
A professor makes their final exam worth 95% of a student's grade
All of the above
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Who is this legend?
Dawn Staley
George Washington
New York City
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Passed in 2001, the ___________ Act attempted to increase accountability for schools by emphasizing standardized tests.
Tertiary Education
Every Student Succeeds
Family and Student Privacy
No Child Left Behind
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If an answer choice is incorrect but is similar to the correct answer, it is known as a ___________
Diverter
Distractor
Alternative
Confounder
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Given how reliability is normally reported, which value represents good reliability?
0.75
1.5
0
0.25
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Which best describes the following assessment?
Reliable but not valid
Valid & reliable
Valid but not reliable
Not valid or reliable
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Passed in 1965, which piece of legislation first provided funding for Title I schools?
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
Every Student Succeeds
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
No Child Left Behind
