Assessment Flashcards

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What is assessment

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evaluate to determine needs

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Consent

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requirement that parent be fully informed in native language of all info relevant to activity

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Assent

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Voluntary participation of student in decision making, testing etc.

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Cross Batter Assessment

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Forming an assessment battery freely from using subtests from different IQ/Cognitive tests

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5
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Wechsler scales

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Not theory based-saw need to develop verbal and nonverbal. Wechsler believed performance on measures of cognitive ability reflected only a portion what intelligence comprises

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WISC-V

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FSIQ comes from 5 indexes Verbal Comprehension, Visual Spatial, Working Memory, Fluid Reasoning, Processing Speed

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Verbal Comprehension (WISC)

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Subtest for Primary Index Scale: Similarities and Vocabulary. measures verbal knowledge and understanding of info obtained through education

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Visual Spatial (WISC)

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Block Design, Visual Puzzles: measures ability to interpret and organize visually perceived material

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Working Memory

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Digit Span, Picture Span measures ability to hold and manipulate info

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Fluid Reasoning (WISC)

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Matrix reasoning and figure weights measures nonverbal ability, inductive reasoning, ability to analyze and solve novel problems

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Processing Speed (WISC-V)

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Coding, Symbol search-process visually nonverbal info and quickly make decisions and coordinate important components

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WPPSI

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2.6-7.7 years old Under 4.0 just VCI, VSI, WMI Over 4 add FRI and PSI

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WPSSI VCI

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information and similarities

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WPPSI VSI

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Block Design Object Assembly

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WPPSI WMI

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picture memory and zoo location

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WPPSI FRI

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Matrix Reasoning and Picture concepts

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WPPSI PSI

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Bug Search and Cancellation

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KABC

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Based on CHC and Luria theory-provides a nonverbal index.

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5 scales on the KABC

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Learning (GLR), Sequential (Gsm), Simultaneous (Gv), Planning (Gf) and Knowledge (Gc)

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CHC Theory

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Cattell: Identified two clusters of mental abilities: (Horn expanded on Cattell’s theories and added visual perception, short-term memory, glr, processing speed, auditory processing, quantitative ability, and reading and writing ability factors.) Caroll: Stratum and evidence for g still strong

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Luria Theory

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The Luria neuropsychological theory focuses on “processes” and does not include measures of acquired knowledge. (MPI-Mental Processing Index) – PASS theory

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PASS Theory

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PASS theory=Planning, Attention, Stimulus, Successive Processing

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3 Blocks in the Luria Theory

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Block 1: arousal and attention, Block 2 use of senses to analyze and code info, Block see application of executive function

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Planning KABC

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Pattern reasoning, Story Completion (Gf)

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Learning

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Atlantis, Rebus (Glr)

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Simultaneous (KABC)

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Rover, Triangle, Block Counting (Gv)

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Sequential (KABC)

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Word Order, Number recall (Gsm)

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Woodcock Johnston Test of Cog Abilities

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2-99 Based on CHC theory test 7 abilities

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7 abilities of WJ

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Comprehension Knowledge (Gc), Fluid Reasoning (Gf), Long-term Storage & Retrieval (Glr), Auditory Processing (Ga), Short-term Memory (Gsm), Processing Speed (Gs), Visual Spatial Processing (Gv)

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WJ Comprehension Knowledge

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Vocabulary, General Information breadth and depth of knowledge of a culture

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WJ Fluid Reasoning

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Number Series and Concept Formation Novel reasoning and problem solving-less dependent on acculturation

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WJ Long-term Storage and Retrieval

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Story Recall and Visual-Auditory Learning store info and fluently retrieve it later

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WJ Auditory Processing

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Phonological Processing and nonword repetition perceive and discriminate speech sounds

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WJ short-term memory

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Verbal attention and numbers reversed apprehend and hold info in immediate awareness and then use it within a few seconds

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WJ processing Speed

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Letter pair matching and pair cancellation perform automatic cognitive tasks. attentive speediness

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WJ Visual Spatial Processing

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Visualization and Picture recognition ability to perceive, analyze and think with visual patterns

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Sattlers 4 pillars of Assessment

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Review, Interview, Observe, Test/Assess

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Summative Assessment

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All students, after, test what they learned (Finals)

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Formative

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All Students, during instruction, test how well students are learning-mastery measures

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Diagnostic

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Some students that are at risk Before-measures current knowledge to identify program for learning

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Criterion referenced tests

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Students performance compared to a criterion for mastery

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What is an authentic assessment?

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Authentic assessments involve the application of knowledge and skills in real-world situations, scenarios, or problems. Authentic assessments create a student-centered learning experience by providing students opportunities to problem-solve, inquire, and create new knowledge and meaning.