WorksheetsPCPG6 Final Exam
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 39mins
Ms. Hechanova rated her students in terms of appropriate and effective use of some laboratory equipment and measurement tools and the students’ ability to follow the specified procedures. What mode of assessment should Miss Hechanova use?
Portfolio Assessment
Journal Assessment
Traditional Assessment
Performance-based Assessment
It provides teachers with information abut how well a student understand and applies a knowledge and goes beyond the ability information.
Performance-Based Assessment
Products-Based Assessment
Performance Assessment
Authentic Assessment
This are guidelines for judging student responses, products, or performances.
Mechanics
Rubric
Criteria
Aim
In this, student’s work is evaluated by using each criterion separately, thus providing specific feedback about the student’s performance or product along several dimensions
Task-Specific Rubric
General Rubric
Analytic Rubric
Holistic Rubric
In this, student performance or output is evaluated by applying all criteria simultaneously, thus providing a single score based on overall judgment about the quality of student’s work
Holistic Rubric
Analytic Rubric
General Rubric
Task-Specific Rubric
The following are the characteristics of a good performance assessment, EXCEPT:
It is authentic, that is, it includes performance tasks that are meaningful and realistic.
It provides opportunities for students to show both what they feel and how well they can do what they know.
It assesses more complex skills.
It explains the task, required elements, and scoring criteria to the students before the start of the activity and the assessment.
It is used for assessing learning outcomes that includes actual performances of making those products.
Product-Based Assessment
Performance-Based Assessment
Portfolio Assessment
Authentic Assessment
It is used for assessing learning outcomes that involve designing or creating projects or products
Product-Based Assessment
Performance-Based Assessment
Portfolio Assessment
Authentic Assessment
It is an assessment activity or set of activities that require students to generate products or performances that provide direct or indirect evidence of knowledge, skills, and abilities in an academic content domain.
Performance Assessment
Authentic Assessment
Affective Assessment
Portfolio Assessment
It is a statement on what students are supposed to learn and what they can do because of instruction.
Learning Competency
Learning Outcomes
Learning Target
Learning Goals
It is the awareness or passive attention to phenomenon or stimulus.
Valuing
Receiving
Responding
Organizaiton
These are specific statements of student performance at the en of an instructional unit.
Educational Objectives
Cognitive Domain
Bloom's Taxonomy
Affective Domain
The following are the different principles in assessing learning using alternative methods, EXCEPT for:
Assessment is both process and product-oriented
Assessment should focus on higher-order cognitive outcomes
Assessment can include a measure of cognitive learning outcomes
Assessment should lead to student learning
The following are the criteria in determining if an assessment task or activity is authentic are not, EXCEPT for:
be built around topics or issues of interest to the students
produce real-world communication contexts and situations
involve multistage task and real problems that require creative use of language
require learners to produce a quality product or performance
The authenticity of its assessment tasks is best described in terms of degree and not in terms of the presence or absence of authenticity.
Performance Assessment.
Authentic Assessment
Emergent Assessment
Developmental Assessment
Its use can lead to more authentic assessment.
Summative Assessment
Portfolio Assessment
Formative Assessment
Alternative Assessment
Which of the following is not a feature of Alternative Assement?
Assessment is based on authentic tasks that demonstrate learners’ ability to accomplish communication goals
Instructor and learners focus on communication and on the right and wrong answers
Learners help to set the criteria for successful completion of communication tasks
Learners have opportunities to assess themselves and their peers
If I have to use the most authentic method of assessment, which of these procedures should I consider?
a. Traditional Test
b. Performance-based Assessment
c. Written Test
d. Objective Assessment
Q1 is 25th percentile as median is to what percentile?
40th percentile
60th percentile
50th percentile
75th percentile
Here are the computed means of a hundred item test: Science – 38; Math - 52; English – 33. Based on the data, which is true?
The Math test appears to be the easiest among the three
The examinees seem to be very good in Science
The examinees seem to excel in English
The English test appears to be the easiest among the three
Which of the following groups of score distribution is most spread?
SD=2.5
SD=2.75
SD=3.00
SD=3.25
Mr. Alabama administered a quarterly asessment for his Grade 6 students. The mean of Section A and B are 25 respectively. The standard deviation of A is 1.25 while B is 3. Which of the two sections is more dispersed?
A
B
A and B
Can't be Determined
Which statement can describe a positively skewed distribution of student performance?
Few students got low scores.
Most of the students got average scores.
Most of the students got low scores.
The scores are normally distributed.
Teacher Ryan gave an achievement test to measure the performance of 1,500 students in the high school level. If the average performance of the students and the degree to which the students differ in their performance are the questions asked, what branch of mathematics is concerned?
Descriptive
Inferential
Central Tendency
Position
There can be more than one mean
True
False
There can be more than one mode
True
False
What is the median?
The number in the middle when the numbers are in order from least to greatest.
The difference between the largest and smallest number.
The average
The number that appears most often.
What will happen to the mean value if all the scores in the distribution is increased by 5?
The mean value remains the same.
The mean value increases by 5 points.
The mean value increases by 1 point.
The mean value decreases by 5 points.
Given the scores: 15, 20, 23, 17, 25, 30, 30. Which of the following is the mode of the given score distribution?
17
23
30
25
Which is true when the student test results has a large standard deviation?
Scores are more spread.
Scores are normally distributed.
Scores are less spread.
Scores are clustered together.
It is a predisposition to respond favorably or unfavourably to specified situations, concepts, objects, institutions, or persons.
Attitude
Interest
Value
Beliefs
Using rubrics will ...
cost a great deal of money
give accurate feedback to students
will make it very difficult for you to give feedback to students
All the above
What is the main purpose of rubrics?
To describe learning outcomes
To improve oral communication
To assess student performances
To ensure that instructional goals and objectives are covered
These are the disadvantages of holistic rubric except
Scoring is faster than with analytic rubrics.
Requires less time to achieve inter-rater reliability
Not good for formative assessment
Good for summative assessment
Which of the following is advantage of holistic rubric?
Its good for formative assessment
It requires less time to achieve inter-rater reliability
The score explains students about what to do to improve
How holistic rubrics are useful to teachers?
It help teachers in grading faster
It help teachers in explaining to students
Which one is not the advantage of a holistic rubric?
It's easy on the teacher
It takes less time than others
Holistic rubric makes grading process easier
It provide targeted feedback to students
What is holistic rubric?
Rubric which provides one overall score.
Rubric which provides scores for different categories.
A list which doesn't come along with broad description.
What is an advantage of an analytic rubric?
It gives diagnostic information to teacher.
It is easy to score.
It requires less time to achieve inter-rater reliability.
It is good for summative assessment.
Why are rubric important?
Rubrics help teachers teach
Rubrics help coordinate instruction and assessment
Rubrics help students learn
All of the above
What is the main purpose of rubrics?
To describe learning outcomes
To improve oral communication
To ensure that instructional goals and objectives are covered
To assess performances
What is a rubric?
a coherent set of tasks that students must perform
a tool to judge students' products
a coherent set of criteria for students' work
a not descriptive tool to assess students' performance
What is a straight forward approach to know students about their affect by asking them to answer simple statements like “ I think Ed 6 is...”
Interview
Observation
Sentence Completion
Checklist
This approach may be similar to guess-who approach but this is used to determine the social structure of the class and interaction patterns among students.
Peer Rating
Sociometric Approach
Student Interview
Questionnaire and Surveys
This is similar to questionnaires/surveys, though the latter could be standardized or teacher mad while selected formats are tailor-fitted on the affect to be observed.
Sociometric Apporahc
Peer Rating
Selected-response formats
Constructed-response formats
It is a straightforward approach to asking students about their affect using simple statements or questions.
Student Interview
Peer Rating
Sociometric Approach
Constructed-response formats
These tools and commonly used in researches. The teacher can also design this type of tools for their students.
Student Interview
Questionnaire and Surveys
Peer Rating
Student Self-Report
It is the set of evaluation obtained by having each member rate every other member of a workgroup using a specific set of the rating scale.
Sociometric Approach
Questionnaire and Surveys
Student Interview
Peer Rating
This tool is a method in which involves asking the student about their feeling, attitude, beliefs etc.
Student Interview
Questionnaire and Surveys
Student Self-Report
Peer Rating
In this assessment tool, the teacher observe the students, that can be in way of unstructured or structured observation.
Teacher Observation
Student Observation
Student Interview
Questionnaire and Surveys
In this assessment tool, students are asked to list the names of their classmates that best describe the given behavior.
Sociometric Approach
Guess-who Approach
Peer Rating
Questionnaire and Surveys
It refers to students' involvement in identifying standards and/or criteria to apply to their work and make judgements about the extent to which they have met these criteria and standards.
Portfolio Assessment
Self Assessment
Authentic Assessment
Evaluation
A learning and assessment tool that is used to evaluate written outputs, products, or performance-based tasks. It is a scoring guide that articulates the expectations and describes the levels of quality expected from a learner.
class record
rating scale
rubric
portfolio
2. It is a collection of a student works that are associated with standards you are required to learn.
a.Teacher portfolio
b.Student portfolio
c.Portfolio assessment
d.Reflection
Assessment is the process of collecting data for the purpose of making decisions about students or schools.
True
False
In the discipline of Special Education, Evaluation can be defined as “the systematic process of gathering educationally relevant information to make a legal instructional decisions about the provision of special services”
True
False
Assessment in Special Education should be considered as continuous.
True
False
To measure is considered as a procedure for evaluation by means of determining the presence, quality, or truth of something.
True
False
Test is considered as a reliable basis for evaluation or judgment that gives teachers quantitative data.
True
False
Knowing the difference between assessment and measurement is important with regard to student’s learning behavior. In measurement, assessment normally results to labelling.
True
False
The Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) was previously patterned after the Public Law 94-142 or the Education fo All Handicapped Children Act.
True
False
Multidisciplinary team is responsible for the assessment of children with special needs.
True
False
The initial purpose of the pre-referral process is to minimize inappropriate referral of students for formal assessment.
True
False
This ensures that students will remain in regular class setting and avoid the possible mislabelling of students to have exceptionality.
Pre-referral Phase
Initial Referral
Team Meeting
Formal Assessment
This phase is usually suggested by experts and is not mandated.
Pre-referral Phase
Initial Referral
Team Meeting
Formal Assessment
It has a great potential to enhance student learning, especially among children with disabilities.
Model for Assessment
Referral Assessment
Classroom Assessment
Assessment
This is the design through which the members of the IEP team decide on the strategies and methods to be used in executing the program plan for the child with disability.
program plan
instruction
placement
time
It follows to ensure that the program is properly executed and if there are necessary adjustments to be done in order to meet the needs of the child with disability.
support
placement
evaluation
time
It refers to the state of equilibrium or equipoise; the equal distribution of weight, amount, etc.
Balance
Speed
Agility
Eye-hand/ eye-foot coordination
Non discreet behaviors can be measured by counting the frequency or timing the duration.
True
False
it is the frequency of a behavior noted in this system. The observer simply makes a notation each time the behavior of interest occurs.
Event Recording
Duration Recording
Latency Recording
False Recording
It occurs when the observer determines the amount of time it takes a student to begin doing something.
Event Recording
Duration Recording
Latency recording
False Recording
It is a logical process where connections between the test items and the job-related tasks are established.
Content Validity
Predictive Validity
Concurrent Validity
Face Validity
Reliability is the extent to which it is possible to generalize from an observation of a specific behavior observed at a specific time by a specific person to observations conducted on similar behaviors, at different times, or by different observers.
Validity
Reliability
SMART
Universal Design
