Assessment in Teaching Gifted-Module 1

What assessment tool is used to determine individual strengths and weaknesses and used to guide instruction?

• Diagnostic Test

• Summative Assessment

• Formative Assessment

• Rubric

What are agreed upon indicators of what students should know and be able to do as a result of their education?

• Standard Deviation

• Norms

• Standards

• Aptitude

What objective assessment measures mastery of specific skills and is measured by predetermined standards?

• Norm-Referenced

• Criterion-Referenced

• Portfolio

• Achievement Test

What assessment type compares students to one another? They can include intelligence and achievement tests.

• Norm-Referenced

• Criterion-Referenced

• Achievement Test

• Summative Assessment

What is the extent to which a test does what it is designed to do and measure what it is designed to measure?

• Objectivity

• Accountability

• Percentile

• Validity

What does it mean to show consistency?

• Being free from errors

• Giving an unfair advantage or disadvantage

• Doing the same thing every time

• Being reliable

What is a teacher constructed list of expectations that is used for grading purposes?

• Formative Evaluation

• Portfolio Assessment

• Evaluation

• Rubric

What is a collection of student work that showcases abilities, growth, and achievements?

• Rubric

• Performance Assessment

• Portfolio Assessment

• Diagnostic Test

The SAT, ACT, and GRE are examples of which type of assessment?

• Aptitude Test

• Diagnostic Test

• Achievement Test

• Likert Scale

What is the difference between the highest score and the lowest score plus 1 on an assessment called?

• Stanine

• Standard Deviation

• Grade Equivalent

• Range