FOI SU6: Critique and Evaluation Flashcards

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to be effective, an assessment should

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be flexible enough to satisfy the requirements of the moment

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an instructor’s assessment of a learner’s performance should

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provide direction and guidance to improve performance

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which is true about an instructors assessment of a learner’s performance

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it should be constrictive and objective

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4
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before learners willingly accept their instructors assessment, they must first accept the instructor

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true

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5
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constructive assessments can inspire a learner to improve in areas of lesser accomplished

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true

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6
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what must an instructor do the ensure an assessment is thoughtful

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the instructor must not minimize the importance and diginty of the individual

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7
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instructor critiques should focus on only positive areas of the learners performance

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false

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for an instructor’s critique to be effective, the learner must first accept the instructor

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true

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9
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the process of gathering measurable information to meet evaluation needs a learners is known as

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assessment

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10
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FAA practival test standards are

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criterion-referenes

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11
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practical tests for pilot certification are

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criterion-referenes

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12
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the practical test standards should be used

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flight training and testing

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13
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to evaluate a learner’s ability to use critical thinking skills in performing real-world tasks, which assessment method is most appropriate

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authentic

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14
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the objective of the ACS is to ensure the certification of pilots at a high level of performance and proficiency, consistent with

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safety

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15
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instructors must be aware of the fact that

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FAA practical test standards books are testing documents only

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16
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the FAA practical test standards

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contain tasks in addition to those presented in 14 CFR Part 61

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17
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a pretest constructed to measure knowledge and skills necessary to begin a course is refered to as a

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criterion-referenced test

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18
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criterion-based assessment items would most likely be part of

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performance-based tests

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19
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Performance-based objectives are a distinguishable characteristic of

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criterion-referenced testing

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20
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what is true of traditional assessments

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they evaluate a learner’s progress at a rote level of learning

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21
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which of the following assessment types focuses on real-world tasks

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authentic

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22
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which type of assessment is more beneficial during the early stages of training

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traditional assessments

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23
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what are the four steps in the learner-centered assessment process

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replay, reconstruct, reflect, redirect

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24
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what step in the learner-centered assessment process helps the learner relate the lessons learned to other experiences

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redirect

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25
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what grading dimension or level has a learner reached when they correctly gather information identify proper causes of action, evaluate risk and make an appropriate decision without instructor input

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manage-decide

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26
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what is a valid reason for the use of proper oral quizzing during a lesson

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promotes active learner participation

27
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proper oral quizzes by the instructor during a lesson can have which results

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identifies points which need more emphasis

28
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one desirable result of proper oral quizzing by the instructor is to

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reveal the effectiveness of the instructors training procedures

29
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during oral quizzing, which type of questions should an instructor expect a learner to answer based on memory and recall

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fact questions

30
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to be effective in oral quizzing during the conduct of a lesson, a question should

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be of suitable difficulty for that stage of training

31
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During oral quizzing in a given lesson, effective questions should

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be brief and concise

32
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in all quizzing as a portion of the instruction process, the questions should

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call for specific answer and be readily evaluated by the instructor

33
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to answer a learners question, it is most important that the instructor

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clearly understand the question

34
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with regards to oral quizzing, which type of question requires the learner to combine knowledge with the ability to analyze, solve problems, and arrive at conclusions?

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HOTS questions

35
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for oral quizzing to be effective during a lesson, a question should

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be limited to who, what, when, where, why or how, not a combination

36
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when an instructor Cirques a learner, it should always be

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conducted immediately after the learners performance

37
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using double negatives is an example of which type of questions that should be avoided

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trick questions

38
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what is not a type of critique

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instructor-absence critique

39
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what is a benefit of a written critique

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the learner will have a permanent record of suggestions

40
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what is true of irrelevant questions

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they introduce unrelated facts and slow learners progress

41
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an instructor’s critique of a learner’s performance should be

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as varied in content as the performance being evaluated

42
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the purpose of a critique is to

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provide direction and guidance to raise the level of the learners performance

43
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what is a characteristic of supply-type test items

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the same test graded by different instructors would probably be given different scores

44
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which is the main disadvantage of supply-type test items

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they cannot be graded with uniformity

45
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the primary advantage of supply-type testing is that

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the learner is required to organize knowledge

46
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which statement is true relative to effective multiple-choice test items

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keep all alternated of approximately equal length

47
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which type of test item creates the greatest probability of guessing

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true/false

48
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one of the main advantages of selection-type test item over supply-type test items is that the selection-type

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would be graded objectively regardless of the learner or the grader

49
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which statement is true about multi-choice test items that are intended to measure achievement at a higher level of learning

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some or all the alternates should be acceptable, but only one should be clearly better than the others

50
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which is one of the major difficulties encountered in the construction of multiple-choice test items

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inventing distraction which will be attractive to learners lacking knowledge or understanding

51
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in a written test, which type of selection-type test items reduces the probability of guessing correct responses

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matching

52
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which part of a multiple choice test includes the question, statement or problem

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the stem

53
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a written test has reliability

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yields consistent result

54
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a written test has validity when it

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measures what it is supposed to measure

55
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comprehensiveness is the degree to which a test

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measure the overall objectives

56
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a written test is said to be comprehensive when it

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samples liberally whatever is being measured

57
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the characteristics of a written test, which measures small differences in achievement between learners, is its

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discrimination

58
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a written test having the characteristics of discriminations will

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distinguish between learners both low and high in achievement

59
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a written test that is objective

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describes the singleness of scoring a test

60
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the most important consideration in test evaluation is what

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validity

61
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Evaluation of learner performance and accomplishment during a lesson should be based on

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objectives and goal established in the lesson plan

62
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which statements is true regarding learner evaluation

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evaluation of the learner’s learning should be an integral part of each lesson

63
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which type test is desirable for evaluating training that involves an operations, procedure, or process

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performance

64
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when a learner performs a maneuver correctly but the instructor suspects the learner does not fully understand the principles and objectives involved, the instructor should

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vary the performance of the maneuver slightly