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What is a learning objective?
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What students can do at end of segment.
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Why is it important to use learning objectives in assessing students?
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So the teacher understands specific outcomes that the students should attain.
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What is an example of a general learning target?
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Student should be able to measure things accurately.
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What is an example of an appropriate learning target?
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The student will explain how plains fly.
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What is an example of a development learning target?
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Write a persuasive essay.
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What is the correct order of Bloom's Taxonomy?
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knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation
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What is the best source for teachers to use in finding good general learning targets?
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published state standards
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What format is best used to assess analysis learning targets?
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essay items
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Why is it important to use taxonomies of thinking skills?
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Make sure the lesson covers the most important cognitive skills
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What is the best way to improve validity of assessment?
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use performance based assessments
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What is missing from the following Learning Target?
The student should understand the functions and parts of a flower. |
the performance
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Distinguishing between evaluation and measurement is an example of what on Blooms?
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comprehension
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The statement "the student uses the Pythagorean Theory to solve right triangle problems" is what?
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application
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Distractors should be plausible to students who?
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are less knowledgeable
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Which part of a multiple choice problem represents the problem to be solved?
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the stem
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A good assessment task should help you distinguish between?
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knowledgeable and less knowledgeable students
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What is a context dependent item?
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one that requires the students to use the information or material preceding it
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Which format is best used to organize personal thoughts?
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essay
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T/F? The probability of randomly guessing answer increases as the choices increase?
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false
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Which learning outcome is least measured with multiple choice questions?
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creativity
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What type of question to greater-less-same questions apply to?
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ordering events or facts
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Masterlist set of items are used to?
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classify concepts
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What should teachers not do to questions?
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Make correct answer the longest
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if Julie scores a 3.3 this means?
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She has mastered 3/10 of the third grade.
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What is an example of a criterion referenced interpretation?
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Julie can spell 85% of the words in her book.
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Why is diagnostic testing done?
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determine strengths and weaknesses of students.
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If a teacher observes her class in a science lab and takes note of what the students do/don't understand what has she just done?
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Assessed the class
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What is this an example of:?
The performance of the class on the SAT was excellent" |
Evaluation
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If a teacher administers a midterm, grades each test and then uses the class' results to plan for the next semester what type of evaluation has she done?
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formative and summative
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If schools fail to make AYP (adequate yearly progress) what can happen?
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state takes over school, parents can move students, teachers can be replaced
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What is the purpose of standards for teacher competence in educational assessment of students?
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To guide teachers in identifying what is most important to know about assessment
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If a psychologist assess Matthew and says he is not ready for first grade and should repeat kindergarten, this is an example of?
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Placement decision
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