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Assessment & Differentiated Instruction Ch. 4, 5, 6

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ongoing (formative) assessment is used:

a)

to gather data to improve instructional fit for students.

b)

to generate results for teacher reflection.

c)

check status of students relative to what we explained or practiced.

d)

to generate grades for the gradebook.

2.

Why is feedback so important in the assessment process?

a)

It provides opportunities for students to learn and grow.

b)

It gives the teacher a "paper trail" of evaluation and grading and accentuates grades over growth/learning.

c)

It provides timely, focused, and relevant opportunities for growth.

3.

Curriculum that is framed around KUDs is:

a)

better organized for teaching and learning

b)

more likely to be relevant to students

c)

more assessment-ready than lists of standards, contents of textbooks, a series of activites

d)

all of the above

4.

Ongoing assessment generates evidence

a)

to monitor individual student progress

b)

to monitor class progress

c)

for teacher reflection and support

d)

for student reflection and support

e)

to meet standardized assessment outcomes

5.

TRUE OR FALSE: Summative Assessments are used largely to assess the outcomes of instruction.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Summative assessment can occur

a)

at the end of a unit.

b)

at the end of several lessons.

c)

at the end of a single lesson.

d)

in the middle of a lesson to ascertain developing knowledge.

7.

Could a writing prompt be used as a formative assessment or a summative assessment depending on the context?

a)

Yes

b)

No

8.

The scoring system used for evaluating differentiated assessments should be the same regardless of the type of differentiation.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Grading error can be caused by

a)

a poorly worded test item

b)

a student's lack of fluency

c)

a student's learning disability or attention problem

d)

inadequate time for completing the assessment

e)

a student who is hungry or not feeling well

10.

Which of the following are guiding principles for effective grading practices?

a)

Grades should be based on clearly specified learning goals.

b)

Grades should be criterion based.

c)

Everything students do should be graded.

d)

Use quality assessments.