Performance-based Assessment

This type of assessment focuses on "what" type of learning; it focuses mainly of what the students have learned.

• Performance-based Assessment

• Product-based Assessment

• Traditional Assessment

• Authentic Assessment

If Teacher Ruth is assessing the authentic experiences of her students, which of the following will she consider?

• Alternative assessment

• Holistic Assessment

• Performance-Based Assessment

• Portfolio Assessment

Which of the following statements describes performance-based assessment?

• It requires student to create product or demonstrate process.

• It uses paper-and-pencil as an assessment approach.

• It is done only for physical education courses.

• It directly measures a number of skills.

What is the difference between holistic rubric and analytic rubric?

• Holistic rubrics are used to observe the performance of the students while analytic rubrics provide information about the performance in each component parts of a task.

• Holistic rubrics are used to evaluate the performance of the student while analytic rubrics are used to observe the performance of the students.

• Holistic rubrics provide information about the performance in each component part of a task while analytic rubrics are used to evaluate the performance of the student.

• Holistic rubrics provide information about the performance in each component part of a task while analytic rubrics are used to observe the performance of the student.

What is the purpose of an analytic rubric?

• To observe the performance of the students by group.

• To evaluate the performance of the student by group.

• To provide information about the performance in each component part of a task.

• To define performance whether it is certain or uncertain, present or not.

What is the purpose of a holistic rubric?

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  To measure the accuracy of the rubric.

• To observe the performance of the student.

• To evaluate the performance of individual student.

• To provide information about the performance in each component part of a task.

What is the purpose of a rating scale?

• To measure the accuracy of the rubric.

• To observe the performance of individual student.

• To evaluate the performance of the student.

• To allow an evaluator to record information on a scale.

What is an example of a standard when constructing a performance assessment task?

• Compute the total expenses of a well-balanced diet

• Show differences between a balanced diet and an unhealthy diet

• Letter used to tell well-balanced diet

• A multiple choice exam used to tell a well-balanced diet.

What does the acronym G.R.A.S.P.S. help in constructing?

• Performance competencies

• Performance tasks

• Performance criteria

• Performance skills

What is the first step for developing performance-based assessment?

• 
  Assess the performance of the student/s

• Design and develop a performance task or activity

• Describe the purpose of the assessment

• Determine the judging or performance criteria