TOPIC 4 Flashcards

Planning for Assessment

1
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sometimes called a test
blueprint

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table of specifications

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2
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a tool used by teachers to design a test

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table of specifications

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3
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The table of specifications is a table that maps out the t____ ________ , contents, or topics
covered by the test; the levels of c________ _________ to be
measured; the distribution of items, number, placement, and
weights of test items; and the _____ f_____.

A

test objectives
cognitive behavior
test format

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4
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5 General steps in developing TOS

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  1. determine objectives of the test
  2. determine the coverage of the test
  3. calculate the weight for each topic
  4. determine the number of items for the whole test
  5. determine the number of items per topic
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5
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test objectives should be based on

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instructional objectives that are generally identified when teachers create the course syllabus

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the weight assigned per topic in the test is based on ____

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the relevance and time spent to cover each topic during instruction

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7
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as a general rule, students are given __________ for each item in test formats with choices.

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30-60 seconds

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8
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To determine the number of
items to be included in the test, the ____________ are considered.

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weights per topic

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9
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what are the different formats of TOS

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  • one way TOS
  • two way TOS
  • three way TOS
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10
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This type of TOS is easy to develop and use because it just works around the objectives without considering the different levels of cognitive behaviors.

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One way TOS

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11
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cannot ensure that all levels of cognitive behaviors that should have been developed by the course are covered in the test.

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one way TOS

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A one-way TOS maps out the:

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-content or topic,
-test objectives,
-number of hours spent,
-format and placement of
items.
-number and percent of items

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13
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A two-way TOS maps out the:

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-content or topic,
-number of hours spent,
-number and percent of items
- item format and number and placement
- levels of cognitive behavior and knowledge dimensions

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14
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What are the knowledge dimensions

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factual,
conceptual,
procedural,
metacognitive

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15
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what are the levels of cognitive behavior

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remember,
understand,
apply,
analyze,
evaluate,
create

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16
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One advantage of this format is that it challenges the test writer to classify objectives based on the theory behind the assessment. It also shows the variability of thinking skills targeted by the test. However, it takes much longer to develop this type of TOS.

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Three-way TOS

17
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A three-way TOS maps out the:

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-content or topic,
-test objectives,
-number of hours spent,
-number and percent of items
- item format and number and placement
- levels of cognitive behavior and knowledge dimensions