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WorksheetsEDUC 316 Post Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 43mins
What is a formative assessment?
An assessment of pre-determined standards in the form of a multiple-choice test
An assessment for learning
An assessment of pre-existing knowledge
An assessment of learning.
What is a summative assessment?
An assessment of pre-determined standards in the form of a multiple-choice test
An assessment for learning
An assessment of pre-existing knowledge
An assessment of learning.
What is an informal assessment?
Any assessment that takes place in a public school
An assessment that takes place in a low-stress environment which students may or may not recognize as an assessment
An assessment that requires little thought.
An assessment that clearly is designed to assess a specific set of skills or knowledge and students are made fully aware of the nature of the assessment
What is a formal assessment?
Any assessment that takes place in a public school
An assessment that takes place in a low-stress environment which students may or may not recognize as an assessment
An assessment that requires little thought.
An assessment that clearly is designed to assess a specific set of skills or knowledge and students are made fully aware of the nature of the assessment
What is a self-guided assessment?
An assessment which allows the student to go at his or her own pace without the use of a stop-watch.
An assessment that does not require instructions.
An assessment devised by the student.
An assessment utilizing 'Clippy' the Microsoft Word Paperclip guide which existed in Office 95 but disappeared in 2007.
What is a diagnostic assessment?
An assessment used to determine potential problems in a student's skillset.
A pre-assessment used before any potential given body of knowledge.
A post-assessment given to determine any problems with the teaching
An assessment given by your doctor to determine if you have an illness
What is a universal screener?
A test given in advanced physics class to help determine whether or not there are other planes of existence which might replicate this universe.
A test given to teachers to determine if they should in fact be allowed to teach. The Praxis is an example.
A test given to all students at the beginning of a term to determine proper placement or curriculum.
A test given to students which is strictly guided by rules of ADA and IDEA to help determine if students should be placed on an IEP or not.
When do you assess students?
Why do you assess students?
How do you assess students?
Would an assessment for a given class -- Algebra I, for example -- be different if you were teaching on an Indian reservation in North Dakota vs. Beverly Hills, California? Explain.
Would an assessment for a given class -- Algebra I, for example -- be different if you were teaching in all girls' school vs. teaching in an all boys' school? Explain.
List as many different types of informal assessments as you can.
List as many formal assessments as you can.
What is a performance assessment?
At the end of the term, a student has a final grade. What does that final grade tell us?
What is the point of standardized tests?
If you've got students with special needs, how is the role of assessment any different than it is with students without special needs?
When would you use a rubric?
What do you suppose would be included in a philosophy of assessment?
