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Assessing Students with Special Needs Chapter 6

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This informal classroom assessment is also an instructional technique

a)

observation

b)

response analysis

c)

task analysis

d)

diagnostic probes

2.

Which of the following statements is false?

a)

Curriculum-based assessment tools use the school's curriculum as the standard of comparison.

b)

Some informal classroom assessments are curriculum-based.

c)

The major purpose of curriculum-based assessment is comparison of one student's performance to that of grade peers.

d)

Most experts recommend that curriculum-based assessment be a frequent occurrence so that pupil progress can be monitored.

3.

When analyzing a task such as two-digit by two-digit addition with regrouping, which type of task analysis would be most appropriate?

a)

Analysis by temporal order

b)

Analysis by developmental sequence

c)

Response analysis

d)

Error analysis

4.

Which is not an advantage of informal classroom assessment techniques?

a)

They help in the selection of instructional goals and objectives.

b)

They document student progress.

c)

They are accurate predictors of student achievement.

d)

They may indicate the need for further assessment.

5.

Informants are used in assessment for all of the following purposes except to provide

a)

objective information

b)

information about attitudes

c)

opinions and interpretations

d)

historical perspective

6.

According to your text, interrater reliability for observations should be at least

a)

60%

b)

70%

c)

80%

d)

90%

7.

Which is the most direct means of gathering information about a student's strategies for attacking and completing a task?

a)

Clinical interview

b)

Diagnostic probe

c)

Task analysis by developmental sequence

d)

Work sample analysis

8.

When interpreting the results of a criterion-referenced test, the teacher should consider

a)

the age of the student

b)

the importance of the skill assessed in relation to other skills

c)

the age-appropriateness of the skill

d)

all of the above

9.

In response analysis

a)

the student's errors are analyzed

b)

the task in which the student experiences difficulty is analyzed

c)

both correct and incorrect answers are analyzed

d)

only correct answers are analyzed

10.

Which type of observation is used to identify target behaviors?

a)

Duration recording

b)

Event recording

c)

Continuous recording

d)

Rate and frequency measures

11.

Which would you select if you were interested in how long a behavior occurs?

a)

Duration recording

b)

Event recording

c)

Continuous recording

d)

Rate and frequency measures

12.

Which would you select if you wanted general information about a student's skill level in a curriculum area?

a)

Informal inventory

b)

Criterion-referenced test

c)

Diagnostic probe

d)

Diagnostic teaching

13.

Which would you select to assess attitudes toward school in a student with poor reading skills?

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Rating scale

c)

Checklist

d)

Interview

14.

The least accurate method of observation is

a)

momentary time sampling

b)

whole interval recording

c)

event recording

d)

all of the above are accurate methods

15.

Checklists and rating scales are examples of informal classroom assessment techniques that are

a)

direct and obtrusive

b)

direct and unobtrusive

c)

indirect and obtrusive

d)

indirect and unobtrusive

16.

Observational data are usually reported via

a)

videotapes of student behaviors

b)

written reports

c)

test profiles

d)

charts or graphs

17.

Work sample analysis is most often used in the assessment of

a)

academic skills

b)

employment readiness

c)

on-task behavior

d)

none of the above

18.

If results of an informal inventory indicate a potential problem, the next step is

a)

administration of a second inventory for confirmation

b)

assessment with a more specific tool such as a criterion-referenced test

c)

retesting in a month

d)

identification of the student with a disability

19.

An informant reads descriptions of student behaviors and marks those that describe the student being assessed. What type of informal classroom assessment is being used?

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Checklist

c)

Rating scale

d)

Continuous ranking

20.

Clinical interviews are a special type of assessment tool because

a)

the student is the informant

b)

the tester observes and interviews

c)

the tester may intervene with a diagnostic probe

d)

all of the above

21.

Portfolios may include

a)

photos and art work

b)

written work

c)

self-evaluations

d)

all of the above

22.

Asking students to demonstrate their knowledge of a topic by evaluating and presenting samples of their work is an example of

a)

response analysis

b)

criterion based assessment

c)

portfolio assessment

d)

curriculum-based measurement