ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING Flashcards
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Many blanks
Over mutilated
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Application to real world context
Hands on activities
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Homogeneous
All are average
Leptokurtic
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Bell shape
Mesokurtic
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Heterogeneous
Scattered
Platykurtic
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most stable measure of variability
Standard Deviation
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most reliable measure of central tendency
Mean
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most affected by extreme scores
mean
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most reliable with extreme scores
median
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to test either weakness or strength
ex. weak comprehension test
Aptitude Test
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to test both weakness and strength
Diagnostic
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MAPEH / TLE
grade
20
60
20
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Language/ AP
grade
30
50
20
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Science / Math
grade
40
40
20
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absences failing grade
20% of total school days
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OBE measures _____
measures performance
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Fabors low performing students
Severity error
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overrate gifted
generosity error
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arithmetic average
Mean
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Tshirt
Mode
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middle most score
Median
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Assessment of Learning what domain of PPST
DOMAIN 5
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“sine qua non”
essential
integral
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judgement
evaluation
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number
measurement
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procedure
assessment
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qualitative
non-measurement
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tool
test
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Alternative assessment
portfolio
performance
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Authentic Assessment
real-life
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traditional
paper and pencil
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Selected response examples
Multiple Choice
Matching Type
Alternative Response ( True or False)
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Alternative Response
True or false
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prone to guessing
True or False
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Constructed response
Essay
Completion
Short Answer
Identification
Labelling
Enumeration
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general judgement
Holistic
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point valie
Analytic
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Authentic
GRASPS MODEL
Goal
Role
Audience
Situation
Product
Standards
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“the proof of the pudding is in the eating”
Authentic
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quiz, mastery, drill
Formative assessment
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strengths, weaknesses, NEEDS
Diagnostic
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measure SPECIFIC area
Aptitude test
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Face validity
Presentation
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Measure of stability
Test-retest
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same test twice, same group
Test-retest
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measure of equivalence
equivalent forms
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two forms same group
equivalent forms
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measure of internal consistency
Split-Half
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odd and even items compared
Split-Half
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two or more raters score the responses
Inter-Rater method
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she only has one test and her students are on vacation
Kuder-Richardson method
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NORM OR CRITERION
comparing students
Norm
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NORM OR CRITERION
central tendency
norm
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NORM OR CRITERION
variability
norm
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NORM OR CRITERION
relative position
Norm
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NORM OR CRITERION
standard performance
criterion
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NORM OR CRITERION
mastery level
criterion
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NORM OR CRITERION
National Achievement Test (NAT)
Criterion
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NORM OR CRITERION
Passing the LET
Criterion
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collecting, describing, analyzing data
Descroptive
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analyzing data without conclusion
Descriptive
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describing samples base on the large population it represents
Inferential
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questioned due to practice and familiarity
Test-retest
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trends over time
line graph
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a single number that represents a set
central tendency
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50th percentile
Median
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a single value that describe the spread
Variability/ Dispersion
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comparing two groups
relative measures
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coefficient of variation
relative measures
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most crude
range
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simplest
range
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average of difference between the mean
standard deviation
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High standard deviation
Di-maganda
Heterogeneous
Spread
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Low standard deviation
Maganda
Homogeneous
clustered
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square of mean / SD
Variance
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VARIANCE LET QUESTION
226
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comparing groups
coefficient of variation
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ratio of Standard Deviation to the Mean
SD ÷ Mean
Coefficient of Variation
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degree of asymmetry of distribution
Skewness
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difficult test
positively skewed
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low performance
positively skewed
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skewed to the right
positively skewed
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clustered to the left
positively skewed
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easy test
negatively skewed
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good performance
negatively skewed
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skewed to the left
negatively skewed
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clustered to the right
negatively skewed
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proportion of students who answered correctly
difficulty index
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0-0.2
Very difficult
Reject
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0.21-0.40
Difficult
Revise
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0.41-0.60
Moderate
Retain
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0.61-0.80
Easy
Revise
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0.81-1.00
Very Easy
Reject
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More upper group answer correct
Positive Discrimination Index
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More lower group answer correct
Negative Discrimination Index
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cannot discriminate
Zero Discrimination Index
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Positive Discrimination Index
Retain
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Negative Discrimination Index
Reject
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Zero Discrimination Index
Reject
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Grading system Deped order
DO 8, series 2015
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kindergarten grading
Checklist
Portfolio
NO NUMERICAL GRADE
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minimum WW and PT
4 written works and 4 performance tasks
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75- BELOW
Did not meet expectation
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75-79
Fairly Satisfactory
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80-84
Satisfactory
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85-89
Very Satisfactory
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90- Above
Outstanding
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Lowest grade
60
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5 late consecutive days
call parents
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old way of grading DepEd
Cumulative
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observed values
non numerical
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INTERIM GRADE
SCIENCE AND MATH
50%
50%
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INTERIM GRADE
LANGUAGE / AP / ESP
40
60
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INTERIM GRADE
MAPEH / TLE
30
70
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First step in making achievement test
determine the content and skills
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entrance test scores
predictive
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norms in a certain school
local norms
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passing VALIDITY INDEX
0.80+
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passing RELIABILITY INDEX
0.80+
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test norms are basis for…
interpreting test results
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TRUE about standardized test
used for COMPARATIVE purpose
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scores are normally distributed
ZERO SKEWNESS
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T-SCORE 40
one SD below mean
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moving from guided to independent
ZPD
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rating essay type
HOLISTIC RUBRIC
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“IDENTIFY IN WRITING THE SIX ELEMENTS IN THE SHIRT STORY BY O. HENRY”
performance statement
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Stanines may be used as means of integrating raw scores. What is its basis?
distribution of the percentage in the normal curve
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expose children to the world work
career guidance lessons
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0.30+ DISCRIMINATION INDEX
Highly discriminating
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“on the spot” description of incident
anecdotal report
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MOST appropriate when the score is not badly skewed
Mean
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weakness of alternate response
guessing
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limitation of true-false question
regular pattern
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is percentile same as percentage?
No
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described standard reached at the end of instruction
Assessment OF learning
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Grading system in MAPEH
average of four areas
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“measure the work done by a gravitational force”
Application
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most FAMILIAR way of VARIABILITY
range
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wide variety of objectives
broad sampling of strength
multiple choice
objective test
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score are concentrated more at one end
SKEWED SCORE
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first in planning achievement test
define the objectives
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scores BELOW the mean
positively skewed
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score distribution of normal curve
between -1 SD and +1 SD
Matching type, first column - second column
Premises - Responses