Quality Assessment

Which quality assessment priority has the following attributes?

- alignment to the syllabus

- authenticity

- appropriate scope and scale

- accepted features of the included item types

- authentication strategy

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Which quality assessment priority has the following attributes?

- language

- transparency

- bias avoidance

- layout

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Alignment: assessment instruments are aligned to the australia curriculum.

This is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Cross-marking with a collegue is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Using clear language, reducing the amount of text, using pictures and an audio version of the assessment is an examlpe of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Giving students an ISMG or marking criteria as part of the task sheet is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Relating the assessment to a real world experience and student context is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Constructing the assessment to take into consideration factors such as gender, social or cultural backgrounds, is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Ensuring the assessment is challenging is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity

Putting in place authentication strategies to ensure the work is the students own is an example of:

• Accessibility

• Reliability

• Validity