ASSESSMENT IN LEARNING (BEED)

In norm refernced grading

• Students are compared

• Questions are compared

• Compare with a standard

• None of the Abouve

(Pick as many choices as you like) A grade should reflect...

• the level of mastery for the objectives taught during the marking period.

• how much homework they completed.

• an average of all work completed with zero for work not-completed.

• an average of summative assessments completed.

True or False
Traditional grading shows mastery of all standards taught during a lesson.

• True
• False

Which is a benefit for teachers to use standards based grading?

• Measures performance on standards

• Can be used for reteaching

• Track student achievement for each standard

• All of the choices are correct

"Corey, stop talking, that will be a minus ten from your spelling test..." Which grading system is this?

• Standards Based Grading
• Traditional Grading 

How can Standards Based Grading promote student responsibility of their learning?

• By giving them grades for completing assignments
• By letting them see their own progress and record their success
• By letting them see their letter grade
• By giving their parents their results 

Teachers can measure mastery through a variety of measures, included but not limited to:

• Discussions, Demonstration of skills, written and oral reports, end of unit projects, and performance on tests

• Written and Oral Reports Only

• End of Unit projects and performance on tests Only

• Homework Only

What should grades and reports be based on?

• Clearly specified teaching goals and performance standards

• Clearly specified learning goals and performance standards

• Loosely specified learning goals and performance

What should grading be based on?

• Established criteria, not on non-arbitrary norms

• Established critters, not anteaters

• Established criteria, not on arbitrary norms

• Established criterion, not arbitrary normative duplicative nonsensical unreasonable terms

Grading and assessment are not __________ terms.

• autonomous

• anonymous

• synonymous