Test One Flashcards

Chapters 1-3 Vocabulary Definitions

1
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Educational assessment

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attempt to determine students’ status with respect to educational variables of interest

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2
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Variables

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things that vary

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3
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Formative assessment

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used to improve instruction

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4
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Summative assessment

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end of the unit or year

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5
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High stakes tests

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test with important consequences that ride on results

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6
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Behavioral objective

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Audience, Behavior, Criteria, Degree

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7
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Cognitive assessment

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students’ intellect

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8
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Affective assessment

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students’ attitudes, interests, values

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9
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Psychomotor assessment

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gross and fine motor skills

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10
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Content standard

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knowledge/skills educators want students to learn

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11
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Performance standard

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desired level of proficiency at which a content standard is mastered

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12
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NAEP

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National Assessment of Educational Progress

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13
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Assessment blueprint

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two way tables, one representing curricular aims for assessment, the other is levels of cognitive functioning being sought

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14
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Norm-referenced test

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student performance in relation to other students

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15
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Criterion-referenced test

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absolute interpretation, hinged on extent to which criterion (represented by test) is actually mastered

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16
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Selected response

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T/F, multiple choice –students choose from pre-determined answers

17
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Constructed response

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essays, projects –students constructed own answer from background knowledge

18
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Reliability

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= consistency

19
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Stability (test-retest)

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consistency of results among different testing occasions

20
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Alternate form

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consistency of results among two or more different forms of a test

21
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Internal consistency

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consistency in a way an assessment instrument’s items function

22
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Correlation coefficient

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reflects degree of similarity between scores on multiple tests

23
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Classification consistency

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same test given on two occasions to determine % of consistent students. Decide which can be exempt from extra test on a certain topic

24
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Alternate form reliability

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if two or more allegedly equivalent test forms are equivalent

25
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Internal consistency reliability

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extent to which the items function in a consistent fashion

26
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Homogeneously

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the same

27
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Standard Error of Measurement

A

the consistency of a particular person’s performance

28
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Dichotomous

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test items scored right or wrong

29
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Polytomous

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test items that yield multiple scores

30
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Kuder-Richardson

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test containing items on which a student can be right or wrong

31
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Conbach’s coefficient alpha

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test containing items on which students can be given different numbers of points