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Assessment of Learning Flashcards

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  • an instrument designed to measure any characteristic, quality, ability, knowledge or skill — composed of items
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TEST

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  • a process of quantifying the degree of the quality, characteristics or feature — assigning numbers to a performance to a performance or skill
  • awarding points
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Measurement

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It refers to the instrument (set of questions or tasks) that is designed to elicit a predetermined behavior or a product from a student

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Assessment

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  • collection, interpretation, and use of qualitative and quantitative information to assist teachers in their educational decision-making — pre-requisite to evaluation
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Assessment as a Process

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A process of making judgments about the quality of a performance — pass or fail

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Evaluation

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Purposes of Assessment

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  • Assessment FOR learning
  • Assessment OF learning
  • Assessment AS learning
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Includes 3 Types of assessment done Before and during instruction

  • placement
  • diagnostic
  • formative
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Assessment FOR Learning (ensure)

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This is done after instruction. (Grading/Certifying)

  • summative
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Assessment OF Learning

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Associated with self-assessment

  • use of scoring rubrics
  • reflection paper and journal
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Assessment AS Learning

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Place students in specific learning groups — done prior to or before instruction

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Placement

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Done during instruction to ensure learning — monitor students learning

  • help students identify their strength and weaknesses
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Formative

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  • done before instruction
  • used to determine students recurring or persistent difficulties
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Diagnostic

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  • done after instruction
  • bases for grass and report
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Summative Assessment

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  • students assess their own work — use of scoring rubrics
  • self-directed and independent learners
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Assessment AS Learning

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  • paper and pencil tests
  • decontextualized (not realistic)
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Traditional Assessment

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  • performance
  • contextualize (real-life tasks)
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Authentic Assessment

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  • systematic and organized collection of students work
  • purposeful collection of the students progress and achievement
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Portfolio Assessment

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Documents — result of academic classroom work

ex. Students paper and homework

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Artifacts

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Students work outside the classroom

ex. Special project like Capstone

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Reproductions

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Teachers documentation to attest to the student’s progress

ex. Teacher’s evaluative notes about students oral defense

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Attestations

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Student himself/herself prepares

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Production

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Analytic - specific
Holistic - general

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True

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Restricted Essay

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Has definite answer

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Extended Essay

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Open-ended — no single specific answer

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  • Measures what it intends to measure
  • usefulness of the instrument
  • most important criterion
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Validity

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Examining the physical appearance of the instrument

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Face Validity

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Careful and critical examination of the objectives of assessment

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Content Validity

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A set of scores revealed by the measuring instrument is correlated with the scores obtained in another External predictor or measure

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Criterion-related Validity

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Correlating the set of scores obtained from two measures given concurrently

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Concurrent Validity

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Future performance of an individual by correlating the sets of scores obtained form TWO MEASURES GIVEN AT A LONGER TIME INTERVAL

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Predictive Validity

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A valid test is always a reliable test, but a reliable test is not always a valid test.

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True

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It refers to the consistency of scores obtained by the same person

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Reliability

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The process of examining the students response to each item in the test

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Item Analysis

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Formula of Difficulty Index

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DI = Correct Students
÷
All Students

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DI - 0 to 0.25 — Difficult — Revise or discard

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True

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DI - 0.26 to 0.75 — Right Difficulty — Retain

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True

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DI - 0.76 and above — Easy — Revise or Discard

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True

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The difference between the proportion of HIGH performing students (got the item right) and the proportion of LOW performing students.

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Discrimination Index

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Formula: Discrimination Index = Difficulty Index of the Upper Group - Difficulty Index of the Lower Group

40
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Discrimination Index - -1.0 to -0.56
— Can discriminate but the item is questionable — Discard

41
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DI - -0.55 to 0.45 — Non-discriminating — Revise

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DI - 0.46 to 1. 0 — Discriminating Item — Include

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Upper Group is greater than the Lower Group

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Positive Discrimination

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Lower Group is greater than the Upper Group

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Negative Discrimination

45
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Equal proportion of the upper and lower group

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Zero Discrimination

46
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Identify the center of the data — typical value in the set — lie within the center

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Measures of Central Tendency

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  • average
  • easily affected by extreme scores
48
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  • center most scores (positional measure)
  • used when there are extreme scores (not affected)
49
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  • Score that occurs most frequently
  • can be used for quantitative, as well as qualitative data
  • not affected by extreme values
50
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  • describe the spread of scores — above or below the measures of central tendency
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Measures of Variability

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Difference of HS and LS

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Range

R = HS - LS

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Closer, clustered, less varied, homogeneous

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Small Range

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Disperse, scattered, heterozygous

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Large Range

54
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Shows variation of the individual scores about the mean

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Standard Deviation

55
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  • skewed to the right
  • test was difficult
  • scores are low
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Positively Skewed

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  • skewed to the left
  • test was easy
  • scores are high
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Negatively Skewed

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Symmetric Distribution

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Normal Distribution

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  • unimodal
  • bell-shaped curve
  • symmetrical to the mean
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Normal Distribution

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The greater the degree of relationship; the more reliable the test.

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Measures of Relationship

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Direct Relation — one variable increases, the other variable also or decreases together

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Positive Correlation

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Indirect/Inverse Relation: one increases the other decreases — vice versa

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Negative Correlation

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No relationship

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No correlation

63
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DepEd Order No. 8 series of 2015

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Policy Guidelines on Classroom Assessment for the K-12 Basic Education Program

64
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Lowest mark that can appear on the Report Card

65
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No numerical grades in

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Kindergarten

66
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Grades 1-10 (Languages - AP - Esp)

Written Work

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Grades 1-10 (Languages - AP - Esp)

Performance Tasks

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Grades 1-10 (Languages - AP - Esp)

Quarterly Assessment

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Grades 1-10 (Science - Math)

Written Work

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Grades 1-10 (Science - Math)

Performance Tasks

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Grades 1-10 (Science - Math)

Quarterly Assessment

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Grades 1-10 (Mapeh - Epp/Tle)

Written Work

73
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Grades 1-10 (MAPEH - EPP/TLE)

Performance Tasks

74
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Grades 1-10 (MAPEH - EPP/TLE)

Quarterly Assessment

75
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Grades 11-12 (Core Subjects)

Written Work

76
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Grades 11-12 (Core Subjects)

Performance Tasks

77
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Grades 11-12 (Core Subjects)

Quarterly Test

78
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Grades 11-12 Academic Track (All Other Subjects)

Written Work

79
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Grades 11-12 Academic Track (All other Subjects)

Performance Tasks

80
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Grades 11-12 Academic Track (All Other Subjects)

Quarterly Test

81
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Grades 11-12 Academic Track (Work Immersion/Research Bus.)

Written Work

82
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Grades 11-12 Academic Track (Work Immersion/Research Bus.)

Performance Tasks

83
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Grades 11-12 Academic Track (Work Immersion/Research Bus.)

Quarterly Test

84
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Grades 11- 12

TVL/Sports/ Arts and Design

Written Work

85
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Grades 11- 12

TVL/Sports/ Arts and Design

Performance Tasks

86
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Grades 11- 12

TVL/Sports/ Arts and Design

Quarterly Test

87
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How to Compute Kindergarten’s grades?

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  • checklists, anecdotal records, portfolios
88
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How do you get a final grade of SHS?

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  • Add 2 quarters and divide by 2 because of semesters.

(2 quarters per semester)

89
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1983 (NESC) — 1989 (NSEC) — 2002 (RBEC) — K-12 Curriculum

90
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90-100 Passed

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Outstanding

91
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85-89 Passed

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Very Satisfactory

92
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80-84 Passed

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Satisfactory

93
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75-79 Passed

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Fairly Satisfactory

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Below 75 Failed

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Did Not Meet Expectations

95
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Recomputed Final Grade Formula

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RFG = (Final Grade + Remedial Class Mark)/2

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