Grading

What statement/s below correctly describe/s the difference between scoring and grading?

• Scoring involves using a rubric while grading uses weights and value judgement.

• Scoring assigns scores to student performance while grading characterizes the scores as excellent or poor.

• grading and scoring practices differs from one teacher to another

• All of the above

This grading system sets a particular standard for each grading level.

• Norm-referencing

• Pass or Fail

• Criterion referencing

• Self-referencing

Which is/are the disadvantage/s of Relative or norm-referencing? Check all that applies

• A particular grade can have inconsistent meaning

• May allow student not to achieve the learning targets

• Maybe subject to rater's subjectivity

• Can be assigned without using clear reference to specific student performance

This grading system decreases unhealthy classroom competition.

• Criterion-referencing

• Self-referencing

• Absolute referencing

• Norm-referencing

Which of the following supports the guidelines for effective and fair grading? Check all that applies.

• Favor lower grade when assigning grade

• Use proper weighting technique

• Communicate standards and expectations

• Grades should be based on student effort

• use wide variety of assessment tools

TRUE or False. Grading shows students' strengths and weaknesses.

• TRUE

• FALSE

grading procedures include student effort and achievements.

• TRUE

• FALSE