1
__________ is proof that a test provides consistent results.
2
What is the removal of all judgement, bias, or disposition in assessments?
3
You are beginning a new lesson and are unsure of what student's already know about this topic. What type of assessment would you give the class that will help you plan the lessons for the remainder of the unit?
4
You informally chat with several children during recess to get a better idea of whether or not they understood today's lesson. What kind of record is this considered to be??
5
You are preparing for parent-teacher conferences and have compiled a folder of grades and sample work for parents to look over. What would you call this collection of work?
6
You need to do a quick assessment of your students' progress in the middle of a four-week unit. What type of assessment would this be called?
7
What is the degree to which a test measures what it is intended to measure?
8
You are an English teacher and after reading a student's paper, you give him a "B" and write "pretty good job" on the top. What type of grading would this be called?
9
All students need to be tested before Christmas break. They will be evaluated against specific state-wide and grade-level standards. What assessment do you need to give them?
10
The English department of the high school met to create a __________ by which they will grade their students' argumentative essays.
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Name one type of assessment that involves students in the grading process.
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