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Formal Tests
test that assume a single set of expectations for all students and come with prescribe criteria for scoring interpretation
Informal reading Inventories
commercial and teacher- made instruments for diagnosing reading difficulties, assessing students's progress and planning interventions for the student
Informal tests
techniques that are not intended to provide a comparison to a broader group
norm group
a large # of children in that age group
NRTS-Norm referenced tests
not interpreted to an absolute standard or criterion( ie. 8 out of 10 correct) but rather, according to how the students performance compares with that of a particlar group of individuals
Portfolio
a purposeful collection of student's work that exhibits the student's efforts, progress, and achievement in one or more areas
standardized tests
tests with detailed procedures for administering,timing, scoring and interpretation procedures that must be followed precisely to obtain valid and reliable results
standard referenced test
tests that measure whether students meet standards of what they should know and be able to do in different subjects and at various grade levels
basal
the level of mastery of a task below which a student would correctly answer all items on a test
ceiling
the pt. at which the student made a predetermined number of errors, and therefor all other items stop being administered because it is assumed that the student will continue to get the answer wrong
Criterion referenced tests (CRTs)
tests that are scored according to a standard, or criterion, that the teacher , school or test publisher decides represents an acceptable level of mastery
Curriculum -based assessment (CBA)
a type of direct evalaution. "tests" directly fro curriculm
curriculum based measurement (CBM)
as assessment method that involves timing task then charting performance
Ecological Assessment
involves directly observing and assessing the child in many environments in which he or she routinely operates