Assessment And Its Process Flashcards

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can be standardized and unstandardized
not only for acads but also for behavioral development

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assessment

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Assessment Developed by a wide array of groups and individuals the ff.

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teacher,
district administrators,
uni
private company
state department of education

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What is the cycle of assessment

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plan
assess
analyze
improve/reflect

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Not random but planned

This involves setting measurable goals that align with institutional, program, and course-level objectives. Effective planning requires an understanding of what students should learn and how these outcomes can be integrated into the curriculum. The focus here is on developing programs and courses that provide opportunities for students to achieve these identified outcomes.

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Plan

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return the paper to analyze the paper/the result of the paper

it is crucial to analyze the data collected during the assessment phase. This analysis helps educators determine the extent to which students are achieving their learning outcomes. It involves looking at both individual performance and aggregate data across courses or programs to identify trends, strengths, and areas needing improvement.

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Analyze

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This phase involves implementing various assessment methods to gather data on whether students are meeting the established learning outcomes. Assessment can take many forms, including projects, exams, presentations, and other direct measures of student performance. The goal is to collect evidence that reflects how well students are grasping the material.

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Assess

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Change the question/Adjust the paper

Educators must consider what changes can be made to enhance teaching strategies and improve student learning outcomes. This may involve revising curricula, modifying instructional techniques, or adjusting assessment measures themselves based on insights gained from previous cycles.

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Improve/Reflect

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Immediate support, early strategy
Strategy used to teach a new skill

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intervention

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Assessment is the —- part of instruction

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integral

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address the problem as early as possible

Once the need is identified, effective interventions can then be used to overcome any barriers in the child’s learning

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Intervention

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Learning mentor
Quality feedback
personalized target setting, targeted homework,
one to one coaching,
in class support, communication with parents, booster sessions,
focusing on exam techniques, reward system,
positive reinforcement
focus on the scientific language,
literacy and mathematics focus

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14 intervention strategies

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Learning mentor
Quality feedback
personalized target setting, targeted homework,
one to one coaching,
in class support, communication with parents, booster sessions,
focusing on exam techniques, reward system,
positive reinforcement
focus on the scientific language,
literacy and mathematics focus

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14 intervention strategies

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Effective feedback should be specific, constructive, and timely, allowing students to understand their strengths and areas for improvement.

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Quality feedback

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trained individual who provides support to students, helping them to overcome barriers to learning. They work closely with students to identify their needs and develop personalized strategies that can enhance their academic performance

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Learning Mentor

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assignments are designed to reinforce concepts taught in class while addressing specific areas where a student may struggle

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Targetted Homework

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personalized instruction tailored specifically for an individual student’s needs

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One to one coaching

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creating individualized goals for each student based on their unique abilities and needs

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Personalized target setting

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refers to additional assistance provided during regular classroom activities

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in class support

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Effective communication with parents is crucial in supporting student success. Regular updates about a child’s progress, challenges faced in school, and strategies being implemented at home can create a collaborative approach that enhances the educational experience.

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Communication with parents

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supplementary classes or tutoring sessions aimed at reinforcing knowledge before exams or assessments. These sessions typically focus on key content areas where students need additional support or practice.

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Booster session

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helps students understand how to approach different types of questions effectively. This includes time management strategies during exams, understanding marking schemes, and practicing past papers under timed conditions.

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Focusing on Exam Techniques

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motivate students by recognizing their achievements and efforts in learning tasks. Rewards can be tangible (like prizes) or intangible (like praise), but they should always align with educational goals.

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reward system

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acknowledging desirable behaviors or accomplishments through praise or rewards which encourages continued positive behavior in the futur

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positive reinforcement

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Examine someone’s knowledge of something to determine what that person knows or has learned

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Testing

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Refers to the extent to which a test measures what is It supposed to measure

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Validity

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Testing should meet basic Mauirements such as

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Validity & reliability

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Keywords
Product
skills
knowledge

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Testing

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4 Types of test

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Placement Test
Diagnostic test
Proficiency test
Achievement Test

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Refers to a tool technique or method that is intended to measure students knowledge or true abilities to complete a particular task

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testing

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Refers to the consistency of test scores when administered on different occasions

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reliability

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Intends to measure the skills and knowledge learned after some kind of instruction

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achievement test

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Aims to help teachers and learners identify strengths and weakness

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Diagnostic test

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Aims to measure a learner’s level of language

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Proficiency test

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Design to help educators place a student into a particular level or section of a language curriculum or school

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Placement test

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Used to assign grades
evaluate students learning

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Assessment

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keywords
Process
various methods

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Assessment

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3 types of assessment

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formative Assessment
summative Assessment
Alternative Assessment

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Assessment of learning assessment as learning

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Summative assessment

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Alternative to traditional
what can they do with this knowledge

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Alternative assessment

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Five factors that influence assessment

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Physical factor
mental or behavior factor
home factors
School factor
rater, teacher, clinician factor

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Systematic process of documenting and using empirical data on the knowledge skills attitudes and beliefs by taking the assessment teachers try to improve students learning

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Assessment

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What are the factor of physical factor

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Age level
development level
physical disabilities
general health condition

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The process of collecting information about students from diverse sources so that education course conform an idea of what they can do with their knowledge

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Assessment

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What are the similarities of testing and assessment

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Used for feedbacking measure skills and knowledge improvement purposes collection of data

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Process oriented
assessment for learning ongoing process to monitor learning
aim to provide feedback to improve

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Formative assessment