Week 2.2 Standardized Testing Flashcards

1
Q

what may standardized testing be used for

A
determine eligibility (discriminative or norm-referenced)
measure progress (evaluative or criterion referenced)
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2
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what are norm-referenced tests

A

determine eligibility
standardized on groups of normal children
compares child to others
provides a snapshot

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3
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can you use norm-referenced tests to track change over time

A

no, and you shouldn’t use it for program planning

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4
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what is criterion referenced

A

measure progress, evaluates the individual performance in relation to a field standard.

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5
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what does the criterion referenced compares children to

A

compares the child to himself

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6
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can you use criterion referenced to plan a program, or track change

A

yes.

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7
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what does reliability test for

A

results are repeatable

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8
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what does validity show us

A

tests what we want it to test

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9
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what is the difference between sensitivity and specificity

A

sensitivity: minimizes false (-),
specificity: minimizes false (+)

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10
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what is the raw score

A

the percent they got correct

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11
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what is the age equivalence

A

mean age when 50% of children would have tested similarly

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12
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developmental quotient

A

ratio between Childs actual score and Childs age (think IQ scores)

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13
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what is the standard scores

A

z and t scores, expressed in terms of standard deviations

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14
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percentile

A

norm referenced, the 50% is average

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15
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what is percentage

A

the number of items they got correct

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16
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give an example of percentiles

A

15th percentile, their skills are 15% or more better than the other kids

17
Q

at what percentile are we concerned

A

below the 5th or 10th percentile

18
Q

give an example of percentile and percentage in same example

A

if 80% is the highest score in the class, then they got an 80 percent, but are in the 99th percentile.

19
Q

what 3 tests are norm referenced

A

AIMS, Bayley III, PDMS-2

20
Q

that are the criterion test

A

INFANIB, GMFM

21
Q

what age does the INFANIB test

A

1-18 months

22
Q

what age for AIMS

A

birth to 18 months

23
Q

what age for BAYLEY-III

A

1-42 months

24
Q

what age for PDMS-2

A

1-72 months

25
Q

what age for GMFM

A

items may be completed by a typical 5 year old

26
Q

what about the age for PEDI

A

6 moths -7.5 years

27
Q

purpose of INFANIB

A

examine neuro function

28
Q

purpose of AIMS

A

ID motor delay

29
Q

purpose of BAYLEY-III

A

ID developmental delay

30
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purpose of PDMS-2

A

estimate motor competence

31
Q

purpose of GMFM

A

measure change in GM function

32
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purpose of PEDI

A

examine functional capabilities.

33
Q

Alyssa is an 11 month old child with a developmental delay. You have been contacted to complete the motor portion of her evaluation to determine whether she is eligible for EI services.

A

need a norm referenced because eligibility.

use the PDMS-2

34
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Jacob is a 5 y/o child with a DX of Down syndrome. He has just moved to the school district where you work, and his IEP includes PT as a related service. You would like to perform a standardized test to ensure Jacob’s skills are reflective of his IEP goals, and to establish a baseline against which to measure progress.

A

criterion referenced, and age

GMFM