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WorksheetsTypes of Data
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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Class
Date
1.
These assessments inform teachers' instructional decisions - day to day, even minute-by-minute and serve as the basis for feedback to students to help improve their learning.
a)
Formative Common Assessments
b)
Benchmark Common Assessments
c)
Summative District and State Assessments
d)
Formative Classroom Assessments
2.
These assessments generate short cycles of improvements and allow teachers to frequently monitor progress toward learning goals.
a)
Formative Classroom Assessments
b)
Formative Common Assessments
c)
Benchmark Common Assessments
d)
Summative District and State Assessments
3.
These assessments closely align with the local curriculum. Teachers can access results quickly and at the item level. Item analysis provides useful information on problematic concepts or skills.
a)
Formative Common Assessments
b)
Formative Classroom Assessments
c)
Summative District and State Assessments
d)
Benchmark Common Assessments
4.
These assessments promote accountability for student learning. Used in conjunction with other data sources, they help schools identify learning strengths and weaknesses and set annual improvement targets.
a)
Summative District and State Assessments
b)
Benchmark Common Assessments
c)
Formative Classroom Assessments
d)
Formative Common Assessments
5.
Data sources include: state and district standardized tests.
a)
Formative Classroom Assessments
b)
Formative Common Assessments
c)
Summative District and State Assessments
d)
Benchmark Common Assessmets
6.
Data sources include: end-of-unit tests and common grade level assessments by content area.
a)
Formative Classroom Assessments
b)
Benchmark Common Assessments
c)
Formative Common Assessments
d)
Summative District and State Assessments
7.
Data sources include: student self-assessments, descriptive feedback to students, use of rubrics, multiple methods of checking for understanding, examination of student work, and tests/quizzes.
a)
Formative Classroom Assessments
b)
Formative Common Assessments
c)
Benchmark Common Assessments
d)
Summative District and State Assessments
8.
Data sources include: tests and quizzes, rubrics, student self-assessments that teams of teachers collaboratively administer and analyze.
a)
Formative Classroom Assessments
b)
Formative Common Assessments
c)
Benchmark Common Assessments
d)
Summative District and State Assessments
9.
Is information about qualities; information that can't actually be measured.
a)
Quantitative Data
b)
Qualitative Data
10.
Data expressing a certain quantity, amount or range.
a)
Qualitative Data
b)
Quantitative Data
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