ALS Assessment Principles and Practices Worksheet

Which principle allows ALS learners to demonstrate learning in different ways?

• Standardization

• Flexibility

• Uniformity

• Rigidity

Inclusivity in ALS assessment ensures that assessment is:

• Identical for all learners

• Based on fixed standards only

• Accessible and responsive to diverse learners

• Limited to written formats

Alignment in assessment refers to:

• Matching grades with performance

• Linking objectives, activities, and assessment

• Using multiple teaching strategies

• Applying uniform standards

Formative assessment is primarily used to:

• Assign final grades

• Monitor and support learning progress

• Certify learners

• Rank student performance

Which is an example of summative assessment?

• Reflection journal

• Informal questioning

• Final test

• Class discussion

Performance-based assessment focuses on:

• Memorization of facts

• Written examinations only

• Application of skills in real-life tasks

• Repetition of lessons

A rubric is best described as a tool that:

• Increases task difficulty

• Provides clear scoring criteria

• Replaces assessment methods

• Standardizes teaching approaches

Ethical assessment requires teachers to ensure:

• Strict grading standards

• Fairness and transparency

• High-level difficulty

• Limited learner interaction

ICT supports ALS instruction by:

• Eliminating face-to-face teaching

• Increasing instructional cost

• Enhancing flexibility and access

• Standardizing learning pace

Virtual laboratories are primarily used to:

• Replace all real experiments

• Simulate scientific processes

• Deliver written assessments

• Reduce learner interaction