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Achievement Test

A measurement of the knowledge and/or skills a student possesses. Although often thought to assess what a student has achieved in school, some commercially published achievement tests contain many items measuring a student's out-of-school learning or the student's inherited academic aptitudes.

Affective Assessment

A measurement of a student's attitudes, interests, and/or values.

Alignment

The substantive agreement between two or more of the following: curriculum, instruction, and assessment

Alternate Assessments

Meaningfully different tests intended for students with disabilities so that more valid inferences can be made about the students than if the original test were used

Alternate Form Reliability

The consistency of measured results yielded by different forms of the same test

Analytic Scoring

A method of scoring a student's constructed responses involving the application of multiple evaluative criteria, one criterion at a time. After having employed the evaluative criteria separately, there may be an aggregation of these separate judgements into a final, overall evaluation

Anonymity-Enhancement Procedures

The steps a teacher takes so that a student can accurately perceive his or her responses to self-report affective assessment inventories are truly untraceable

Aptitude Tests

A measurement device intended to predict a student's likelihood of success in some future setting, often an academic one. Although formerly referred to as intelligence tests, and thought to assess a person's innate potential, aptitude tests often contain a number of the same sorts of items in achievement tests.

Assessment

A formal attempt to determine a student's status with respect to an educational variable of interest.