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    Norm Referenced Test Paper

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    Norm referenced tests are used to compare and rank test takers to one another. This is determined by comparing scores against the performance results of a group of test takers with typically the same characteristics as same age or grade level, who have previously taken the exam (Great Schools Partnerships, 2015). These tests have been used for many years in education to assess children in need of special education services using best practices associated with norm-referenced tests. There are legal requirements for each test administered to students and each state usually has their own set of requirements, and only an approved set of individuals has access to these test results. Best Practices When practitioners evaluate a child, a common way of doing so is through the use of norm-referenced tests; meaning that the answers the tests conclude are based on the average score of those most similar to the child. When we think about the best possible practice of implementing a norm-referenced test, it is important to consider the validity and the reliability of the scores on the test (McCauley, 1996). To determine the validity, the test must demonstrate that it is measuring what it is said to be measuring (Andersson, 2004). It is equally as important that each test is administered in the exact same way to ensure validity. This is…

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    Whoddas 2.0 Comparison

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    The WHODAS 2.0 is a standardized assessment instrument, utilized to assess an individual’s health and disability level (Üstün, 2010b). In addition, the WHODAS 2.0 assesses an individual’s level of functioning across the following six domains of life: cognition, mobility, self-care, getting along, life activities, and participation (Üstün, Chatterji, Kostanjsek, Rehm, Kennedy, Epping-Jordan, Saxena, vonKorff, & Pull, 2010a ). This assessment is easy to use, score and interpret, is in the…

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    Brit-Ny: A Short Story

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    "Is Brian Ballard here?" With confused looks my history class searched each other for a response. Slowly I raised my hand, "Do you mean Brityn?" The Sub squinted down at the role sheet. "Ummm yes". Butchering my name once again, "yes Britney. Is that you?" Yep. Im here. You know how it goes. If you had a nickel for every time this or that happened to you, you would be rich. Well if I had a penny for every time I had to correct a stranger of my name. No not Brit-ney, it's pronounced Brit-tin. I…

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    SAT Vs ACT Dbq

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    Although the new SAT and ACT are both very similar in terms of material and neither is preferred over the other, the SAT is a more appropriate for me as it is a better alternative to my test taking skills and more relevant to my career choice. According to the article, “Which One Should You Take?,” the ACT has a science section of the test while the New SAT doesn’t include “a science section. The “science” section of the ACT is easy to master, and has nothing to do with science. But if you hate…

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    “Did you know that David Tennant’s left eyebrow has its own Facebook Page. You know him, he’s that one actor from the show Doctor Who.” I never knew about this either, until my close friend from high school told me that my senior year. We were both obsessing with the show and I guess she took her obsession a step further than mine. To sum it up, she and I were both emergence of our favorite medias, fangirls. Being a fangirl was possibly the best decision I have allowed myself to be. It has…

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    Formal Reading Assessment

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    sources in order to obtain a better understanding of their research focus. The sources of data that were used include the Standard Achievement Test (SAT) and the iReady Diagnostic and Instruction in Reading Test (iReady). Along with this formal data, the teachers will be observing their classrooms, collecting work samples, listening to parent questions and concerns, and by looking at…

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    First she noted that assessments only give one perspective. Assessments should not be used as the only criteria to diagnosis or define a behavior, “never use a test in isolation” was a statement by Wendy (personal communication, July 7, 2015). Wendy’s opinion on the isolated use of assessment is valid. Wendy described a strength of assessment is a way to provide helpful and objective information. This is something she is in need of when working with students. She will not use an assessment to…

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    learning segment In the cognitive domain a pre and post written test, cross word puzzle, labeling the lines on the field sheet and exit slips were used. To measure the psychomotor domain, I used pre and post skills tests and a score card for station 7 in lesson plan number 2. The affective domain is measured by the use of exit slips in lessons 2, 3, and at the end of this unit. ] b. Provide a graphic (table or chart) or narrative that summarizes evidence of student learning for your whole…

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    multiple- choice test.) The SAT simply just test on english, writing, and math. Referring to “Inside Higher Education”. With performance base assessment it allows you to go beyond then just answering multiple choice questions, it gives you a chance to explain your answers, and the reason for why you answered in such a matter. Arguments will come up stating that it takes more time, and more money to do these alternatives. Truthfully it does but at the end its worth it. The time spent sitting…

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    SAT Argumentative Essay

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    Many individuals have been wondering if the overall statistic of students who live in more affluent neighborhoods will perform better on their SAT test than those who live in a lower income neighborhood. SAT stands for Scholastic Aptitude Test, which is designed in order to test a high schooler's knowledge. This exam is widely used as a college admission test that tests your knowledge of reading, writing and math, the core that students receive education in their high school career. While many…

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