Which of the following teachers exhibits good practice in conducting assessment?

• Teacher Clad raises report card grades for good manners.

• A teacher tells students what topics are important to learn in preparing for a class test.

• To calm the fears of a student’s parent, Teacher Faye compares the child’s achievement scores with the result of the student’s cousin who is also in the same class.

• To motivate students to perform better, Teacher Bianca announces all the scores of the students in order, from the highest to the lowest.

The degree to which two or more observers agree about an event, such as Sarah, Leah, APL, and/or Bamboo turn their chairs for a participant.

• Inter-rater Reliability

• Internal Reliability

• Parallel Forms Reliability

• Test-Retest reliability.

Which of the following illustrates fairness in evaluation?

• Evaluation results must be easily interpreted.

• Evaluation should be finished in a specified period of time.

• Evaluation should give students equal opportunity for learning.

• Evaluation should have its usefulness for the teaching and learning process.

Which of the following principles states that the teachers should be familiar with the assessment methods and techniques?

• Principle of Ethics

• Principle of Practicality and Efficiency

• Principle of Reliability

• Principle of Validity

It is referred to as the test of stability.

• Equivalence

• Internal consistency

• Split-half

• Test-Retest

It is concerned with the consistency of the responses from moment to moment even if the examinee takes the same test twice.

• Appropriateness

• Clarity

• Reliability

• Validity

The Life Satisfaction Scale looks like it measures what it purports to.

• Content Validity

• Construct Validity

• Criterion-referenced Validity

• Face Validity

This type of reliability test may be obtained especially if there is no enough time for the students to take the test twice.

• Equivalence test

• Inter-rater

• Internal consistency

• Stability test

Which of the following statements illustrates a good practice in assessment?

• A teacher raises report card grades for good manners

• The teacher should make the objectives clear to the learners.

• A teacher uses performance tasks as the sole method to assess what the students have learned.

• When a parent invokes her right to access of information, the teacher shows the requested records of students.

The students of Mr. Engelbert are very noisy. To keep them busy, they were given any test available in the classroom and then the results were graded as a way to punish them. Which statement best explains if the practice is acceptable or not?

• The practice is acceptable because the students behaved well when they were given a test.

• The practice is not acceptable because it violates the principle of reliability.

• The practice is not acceptable because it violates the principle of validity.

• The practice is acceptable since the test results are graded.