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6. Assessment - Video Summary

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  1. 1A method to analyze and improve teaching and learning.Assessment
  2. 2Used to measure student achievement at the end of a curricular unit.Summative Assessment
  3. 3Used to monitor student progress during instruction - "practice".Formative Assessment
  4. 4How do you assess? (2 methods)Norm-referenced
    Criterion-referenced
  5. 5How well does a student perform compared to his classmates?Norm-referenced
  6. 6Typically scored on the Bell Curve, or normal curve.Norm-referenced
  7. 7A few students will do well, a few will not do well, a bulk will be in the middle.Norm-referenced
  8. 8Do individual students demonstrate mastery?Criterion-referenced
  9. 9All the students can do well, or they can do poorly.Criterion-referenced
  10. 103 types of questions commonly found on criterion-referenced summative assessment:A. Selected Response (multiple choice)
    B. Lab Set (ordered set)
    C. Constructed Response (essay)
  11. 11What are the advantages of Selected Response?a) Easy and quick to create.
    b) Can help identify areas of student weakness.
  12. 12What are the disadvantages of Selected Response?a) Results can be misleading.
    b) Not the best way to assess a process.
  13. 13What is a Lab Set (ordered set)?Set of questions that refers to an extended prompt.
  14. 14In a Lab Set, what are some examples of extended stem/prompt?a) Technical passage
    b) Graph/data
    c) Demonstration
    d) Video
  15. 15What are the advantages of a Lab Set?a) Uses authentic prompts.
    b) You can assess different thinking skills.
  16. 16What are the disadvantages of a Lab Set?a) Actually finding good extended prompts may be tricky.
    b) The prompts need to align closely with the curriculum.
  17. 17Constructed Response: Students ________, rather than ________, an answer.construct
    select
  18. 18How do you write a good constructed response question?a) Decide what constitutes the best answer.
    b) State the question clearly and include bulleted cues - gives students parameters.
  19. 19What are the advantages of Constructed Response?Allows you to ask a wide variety of questions.
  20. 20What are the disadvantages of Constructed Response?Very time-consuming to construct and grade.
    - How do spelling and grammar errors affect the score?

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