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WorksheetsModule 5-7_Seminar
Total questions: 104
Worksheet time: 59mins
Which definition matches formative assessment.
is used to provide ongoing feedback to the teacher that can be used to improve their teaching.
is used to evaluate the student's learning by comparing it to a benchmark or standard.
is used to see what the student's know before you begin a unit.
is used evaluate how much the student knows in a subject.
Type of Assessment: Classroom
What is the purpose? Diagnose student strengths and areas needing reteaching
Who will use the information? Teacher teams, teachers
How will it be used? Revise teaching plans for next year/semester
Formative
Summative
Click all that apply. Which of the following activities are formative assessments?
Think pair share
End of unit test
3-2-1 countdown
Project
Which of the following are formative assessments? Choose all the apply.
Type of Assessment: District, benchmark, interim, and common
What is the purpose? Measure level of achievement toward state content standards
Who will use the information? District, teacher teams
How will it be used? Identify program needs, re-teach as needed
Formative
Summative
Your class is learning about animals. You ask them to create a project to show what they learned. This is an example of what kind of assessment?
It's not an assessment at all. It's a project.
Formative Assessment
Summative Assessment
Pre-Assessment
True or False Formative assessments monitor student learning instead of evaluate student learning.
True
False
I have no idea
Which is NOT a component of Performance-Based Assessment?
Valid
Simple
Complex
Authentic
Out of this group of answers, which assessment requires the highest level of thinking?
Multiple choice
Matching
True-False
Performance Based Assessment
Which is a physical collection of student work that includes materials such as written assignments, journal entries, completed tests, artwork, lab reports, physical projects (such as dioramas or models), and other material evidence that shows learning progress and academic accomplishment over a long period of time?
Presentation
Debate
Portfolio
Project
What is one kind of collaborative activity that can be used as a performance-based assessment where students can create, perform, and/or provide a critical response? Examples include dance, recitals, and acting.
Drama
Presentation
Debate
Constructed response
A performance assessment has two parts: the task to be completed and the criteria for judging the quality of the completed task.
True
False
Why use a performance assessment?
Students feel more connected to the real world
Performance assessments are student driven
Students often work as a team to complete a task
All of the above
Partial credit cannot be given for a performance assessment.
True
False
What are some of the advantages of using performance assessment tasks? Choose all that apply.
Working individually
Breaking complex tasks into parts
Scheduling feedback and revision on practice tasks
Self-assessment
Which of the followings are extended-response performance task?
Write a story about an adventure that you and your friend had in the woods where you found a treasure in a cave.
Prepare and deliver a speech to persuade people to take actions to protect the environment.
Build a model of a plant cell
Classroom debate
Recite a poem
Performance tasks are used for learning outcomes that require complex cognitive skills and student performances
True
False
What should performance tasks represent?
Content relevant to learning outcome
skills relevant to learning outcome
both
What should performance tasks represent?
Content relevant to learning outcome
skills relevant to learning outcome
both
Ms Maira wants to maximize the amount of time spent for performance-based assessment. Which of the following must she consider?
Task given should be limited.
Formulate objectives only for affective domains
Plan tasks for both instruction and assessment.
Evaluate one competency for multiple performance tasks.
What is the main purpose of follow-up conference with students regarding their performance rating?
It clarifies misbehavior done by the students.
it is an avenue for establishing rapport with the students.
It identifies the strengths and limitations of the students.
It serves as a venue to change the given grades to students.
Which of the following statements describes performance-based assessment?
It requires student to create product or demonstrate process.
It uses paper-and-pencil as an assessment approach.
It is done only for physical education courses.
It directly measures a number of skills.
Scenario 25: A novelist is crafting a new story. They develop characters, plot lines, and settings based on their imagination and personal experiences. What type of thinking was applied?
Strategic thinking
Intuitive thinking
Scenario 22: A graphic designer is creating a new logo. They explore various design concepts and rely on their artistic instincts to produce a visually appealing result. What type of thinking was applied?
Intuitive thinking
Strategic thinking
PLC stands for
Professional Leadership Council
Practice Learn Create
Professional Learning Communities
Practical Leadership Components
An important part of establishing an effective PLC is to:
schedule date/time for meetings in calendar
establish meeting protocols
look at data, collaborate and reflect
all are correct
Professional Learning Communities involve teacher teams working collaboratively to:
prepare units/assessments
think about what students are learning
discuss how teaching can be improved
all are correct
Although Marshall feels that student learning should be figured into a teacher's evaluation, one component that can be detrimental to PLCs progress is:
Test scores
Projects
Report card grades
Portfolio
PLC's should focus on data, collaborative improvements and
happy hour
test scores
reflection
writing assessments
True or false: An effective PLC should set as many goals as possible to improve learning and teaching.
(a)
Which of the following are chracterisitics of an effective PLC?
Meeting day/time needs to be in the team members schedule on a regular basis
Encourage and guide teachers to look beyond test grades to other student work. Work with them.
Establish meeting protocols and an effective, organized facilitator.
A principal's attedance at each meeting.
What is the purpose of conducting a landscape analysis in higher education institutions for community engagement?
To evaluate academic achievement
To understand how community engagement is conceptualized and institutionalized
To promote learner engagement
To measure the impact of extracurricular activities
In which country can Community University Engagement (CUE) initiatives be assessed using qualitative tools?
United States
India
Canada
Australia
What do strategy maps developed in Monterey County, California, provide for organizations?
A roadmap for academic achievement
Evidence-based, data-driven actions for community changes
A framework for learner engagement
Guidelines for extracurricular activities
Which model approach is proposed for overall community diagnostics to assess social impact?
Academic Achievement Model
Community University Engagement Model
Community Capitals Framework
Learner Engagement Model
What does Assessment for Learning (AfL) aim to enhance within a given field of study?
(Tick all related answer)
Academic achievement
Learner engagement
Social impact
Holistic development
According to the information provided, what positively influences student success?
(Tick all related answer)
Academic achievement
A sense of community
Co-creation approaches
Activity Systems Analysis
What is one of the challenges in fostering collaboration between educational institutions and local communities mentioned in the text?
Lack of research-based strategies
Limited academic literature on CUE activities
Overlapping communication strategies
Excessive community engagement
What is the key recommendation for fostering collaboration, as mentioned in the 'Opportunities' section?
Implementing complex social impact assessments
Aligning learning outcomes with project goals using co-creation approaches
Limiting citizen science initiatives
Avoiding involvement of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)
How do citizen science initiatives contribute to collaboration and learning?
By limiting educational outcomes
By empowering citizens and promoting collaborative learning
By avoiding community engagement
By focusing on academic achievement
What is suggested as a potential solution to the challenges of measuring social impact in community engagement efforts?
(Tick all related answer)
Simplifying the assessment process
Using Activity Systems Analysis
Avoiding co-creation approaches
Ignoring strategy maps
Which approach is recommended for building stronger partnerships with local businesses, non-profits, and community organizations to enhance educational outcomes?
Avoiding residential learning communities
Implementing Academic Achievement Models
Integrated Multisource and Multimethod Approach
Ignoring the Community Capitals Framework
What is the primary purpose of Residential Learning Communities (RLCs)?
Addressing community needs
Fostering high-impact educational practices for at-risk student success
Measuring social impact
Ignoring academic achievement
What does the Activity Systems Analysis investigate in community colleges?
Variation in program design and its impact on societal goals
The impact of extracurricular activities on academic achievement
Competing goals in collaborative projects
Variation in student engagement related to program design
How can the Community Capitals Framework be utilized in community development and vitality efforts?
To limit social impact
To measure the impact of extracurricular activities
To foster community diagnostics
To measure social impact and collect longitudinal data
What is the overarching goal of employing research-based strategies with local businesses, non-profits, and community organizations?
To limit educational outcomes
To contribute to United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals
To avoid community engagement
To ignore the importance of academic achievement
Process of discovering oneself by realizing one's capabilities, potentials and acknowledging also one's limitations and weaknesses
Career Growth
Professional Development
Personal Development
All of the choices
"An unexamined life is not worth living" is a statement coined by ________.
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Thales
In his book "The Leviathan", Thomas Hobbes pointed out the famous quote "Read thyself." What does this imply?
Know yourself deeply
Explore your own strengths and limitations
You can identify yourself better by reading books
All of the above
It is considered the abstract idea of a person regarding himself/herself
Self-identity
Self-concept
Self-worth
Self-esteem
Pertains to the attribute on how we value ourselves. Often associated with self-confidence.
Self-identity
Self-concept
Self-worth
Self-esteem
Ideal self is referring to _____________.
the real and authentic self
the projection of how we see our self
our self worth
the current self
Sigmund Freud, a renowned psychologist and Father of Psychoanalysis, posited that there are 3 compositions of our personality: ___________________
id, pleasure, and ego
id, ego, and superego
pleasure, conscience, aspirations
morality, superego, id
Individual's belief in their capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments
Self-identity
Self-concept
Self-efficacy
Self-esteem
Complete this quotation from Lao Tsu: "Knowing other is intelligence, knowing yourself is true _______. Mastering others is strength, mastering yourself is true________."
grit; perseverance
strength; intelligence
mastery, determination
wisdom; power
Why is professional development essential in maintaining ethical standards?
It enhances skills that support informed decisions
It increases competition among professionals
It decreases reliance on organizational rules
How does Roscoe Pound's definition of a profession shape ethical behavior?
It promotes public service over self-interest
It limits professionals to one specialization
It supports competition among professions
Which scenario best illustrates ethical responsibility in a profession?
A lawyer upholds justice despite pressure
A chef advertises meals for personal gain
A manager hires friends over skilled staff
What best demonstrates the principle-based aspect of professional ethics?
An accountant applies GAAP standards
A nurse helps even out of duty
A sales agent ensure all client feedbacks are applied
Why is integrity considered vital in the workplace?
It ensures trust and moral consistency
It focuses on increasing productivity
It allows flexible ethical decisions
A journalist refusing to plagiarize work shows what ethical component?
Following professional codes and rules
Focusing on profitable story angles
Careful publishing to cater the market
Why is confidentiality important in professional practice?
It protects personal and sensitive data
It supports open team discussions
It reduces reliance on leadership
What does transparency encourage in leadership?
Open communication and clarity
Strict control over employees
Suppression of sensitive details
What consequence-based decision reflects ethical behavior?
A business recalls defective products
A firm hides losses from investors
A leader fires staff to cut costs
How does honesty build credibility in the workplace?
It fosters trust and reliable actions
It strengthens strict authority rules
It allows self-promotion and gain
Why is objectivity crucial in hiring processes?
It avoids favoritism and promotes fairness
It encourages decisions based on self opinion
It favors those with personal ties
What is the danger of inconsistency in teamwork?
It weakens trust and reliability
It reduces the need for training
It encourages quick decision-making
A committed team member would most likely:
Take responsibility without excuses
Work alone to finish the task fast
Avoid tasks that seem difficult
What quality does trust bring to team dynamics?
Strong collaboration and unity
Fast decisions and task skipping
Limited feedback and opinions
A team member improving skills regularly shows:
Professional competence and growth
Focus also on rewards not only learning
Pressure to outperform and standout from peers
What leadership trait promotes true guidance?
Motivating others with clear goals
Assigning tasks without context
Focusing only on the deadline
How does cohesion impact team success?
It unites individuals toward goals
It prevents new ideas from forming
It separates tasks to reduce effort
A leader who involves everyone in decisions uses:
A democratic leadership approach
An aggressive leadership method
A passive leadership technique
What distinguishes a leader from a boss?
A leader inspires rather than commands
A leader controls with explanation that only he can understand fully
A leader set aside team concerns to focus on short term goals
Why are cross-functional teams beneficial?
They combine varied skills and views
They avoid collaboration and sharing
They work separately on individual goals
