Chapter 13 & 14 Key Terms Flashcards
standardized test
a test that can provide either norm or criterion referenced inferences in a standard predetermined manner.
Norm referenced
an assessment that determined how much a student’s has mastered in a defined domain.
criterion-referenced
an assessment that compares how a student mastered a
mean
is the average of a set of scores
median
is the middle score of a set of score
stanine
a scale score established on the division of test scores into nine units of one half standard deviation distances.
percentile
a scoring system established on the percent of students in a norm group out performed by a designed student.
normal curve equivalent
is a scale score representing a raw score’s relative position in a distribution of scores that is assumed to be normally distributed.
standard deviation
when scores in a group are spread out from the group’s mean score which produces a statistical index
standard error of measurement
an estimate of the consistency of an individual’s test performance represented by an index.
p-value
an signal of an item’s difficulty based on the percent of students who answer the item right.
scaled score
raw scores that involve a new chosen scale to represent a student’s performance
item response theory
a scale score approach to reporting a students test performance that considers a students raw score and other factors.
grade-equivalent
an estimated score based on the grade level and months of the school year represented by students test performance
item discrimination
a numerical indicator based on a particular item and proportion of high and low total test performers.