REF Test 1 Review

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These are other factors involved with the effectiveness of a test: (hint only 6)

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( Tests, Assessments ) are selected, administered to the class, and scored with the results used to direct decisions on instruction, curriculum, or other educational factors.

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( Assessments, Tests ) are only part of the decision making process and use collective data to direct these decisions. These consider background information on the student as well as the answers.

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Tests, because they have no preconceived or biased notions about test takers, can provide ( objective, subjective ) data that can be helpful in educational decision making and can minimize bias and ( subjectivity, objectivity ) that may characterize decisions based on subjective data.

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What are the requirements of NCLB? (5)

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❌: Standards are the same across all states.
❌: Address core academic subjects only (math, science, English)
❌: Developed and implemented at this level
❌: Address these only; not a nationalized curriculum

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Core

State

Standards

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( High stakes testing, NCLB ) came about because of ( NCLB, high stakes testing ). The latter did not necessarily dictate the requirement of the former.

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With the HST model, the sources of data are the , the basis for decision for promotion/graduation are the , and the objectivity of the score is because it's only based on the .

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With the report card based model, the sources of data are and can come from ; the basis for promotion/graduation can be plus .; and objectivity of the decision is because .

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What is the purpose to have a benchmark test?

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The third tier of RTI is for all students to receive the same information. This may take the form of re-teaching, review, etc.

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The second tier of RTI

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One of the advantages to RTI is the implementation as this allows for a unique perspective for schools.

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Why does RTI depend so heavily on data?

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Mississippi uses the of RTI where each tier is individually tailored to meet the problems of a student.

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A much better alternative to the Mississippi method, arguably, is the where each student struggling with a particular subject (or skill) receives the same instruction.

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An advantage to RTI is the possibility of detecting early if a student has a learning disability.

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REF Test 1 Review

These are other factors involved with the effectiveness of a test: (hint only 6)

Tests Assessments( Tests, Assessments ) are selected, administered to the class, and scored with the results used to direct decisions on instruction, curriculum, or other educational factors.

Assessments Tests( Assessments, Tests ) are only part of the decision making process and use collective data to direct these decisions. These consider background information on the student as well as the answers.

What are the requirements of NCLB? (5)

❌: Standards are the same across all states. ❌: Address core academic subjects only (math, science, English) ❌: Developed and implemented at this level ❌: Address these only; not a nationalized curriculum

High stakes testing NCLB( High stakes testing, NCLB ) came about because of NCLB high stakes testing( NCLB, high stakes testing ). The latter did not necessarily dictate the requirement of the former.

With the HST model, the sources of data are the , the basis for decision for promotion/graduation are the , and the objectivity of the score is because it's only based on the .

With the report card based model, the sources of data are and can come from ; the basis for promotion/graduation can be plus .; and objectivity of the decision is because .

What is the purpose to have a benchmark test?

The third tier of RTI is for all students to receive the same information. This may take the form of re-teaching, review, etc.

The second tier of RTI

One of the advantages to RTI is the implementation as this allows for a unique perspective for schools.

Why does RTI depend so heavily on data?

Mississippi uses the of RTI where each tier is individually tailored to meet the problems of a student.

A much better alternative to the Mississippi method, arguably, is the where each student struggling with a particular subject (or skill) receives the same instruction.

An advantage to RTI is the possibility of detecting early if a student has a learning disability.

( Tests, Assessments ) are selected, administered to the class, and scored with the results used to direct decisions on instruction, curriculum, or other educational factors.

( Assessments, Tests ) are only part of the decision making process and use collective data to direct these decisions. These consider background information on the student as well as the answers.

❌: Standards are the same across all states.
❌: Address core academic subjects only (math, science, English)
❌: Developed and implemented at this level
❌: Address these only; not a nationalized curriculum

( High stakes testing, NCLB ) came about because of ( NCLB, high stakes testing ). The latter did not necessarily dictate the requirement of the former.