Exam 7: How Do We Know Students Have Learned
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The assessment plan must be consistent with
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Questions that should be asked when looking at scores of class members include
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Define the following measurement options: selected response, free-response, performance assessment, and portfolio, then assign each to the appropriate level of Bloom's Taxonomy.
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Selected Response (Bloom's Knowledge/some multiple choice questions can measure application, analysis, and evolution, if properly constructed) include those tests that require individuals to choose or select a response form those provided. Free Response test (Bloom's analysis, synthesis, and evaluation) requires learners to generate responses of their own rather than select responses from a list of provided alternatives. Performance assessment (Bloom's application) requires learners to perform real life applications and is called authentic assessments. Authentic assessments can be portfolios which include samples from all areas of Bloom's, or it can be a performances, reflections or essays, etc.
Write a summary of Krathwohl's Taxonomy; select those parts that complement the cognitive domain, explaining the relationship.
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Discuss the various reasons teachers need to understand the values/use of assessments.
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The purposeful collection of data from a variety of sources for the purpose of rendering a judgment is called
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Assessment results allow you to make ________ at the end of a block of instruction
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Write a summary of Harrow's Taxonomy Domain Taxonomy. Discuss the implications of this assessment for teachers.
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Identifying data sources that are relevant to specific sets of learning outcomes is called a (an)
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The term that defines the process of quantifying the presence or absence of a trait is called
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The purposes of ________ assessment is to probe for specific causes of failure.
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Krathwohl's Taxonomy is divided into five categories. Discuss each category and defend the hierarchal arrangement.
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Some critics argue that ________ should be based on how much measurable growth is demonstrated by the learner between the beginning and ending of the grading period.
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A large percentage of the assessments that occur in the classroom are
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The taxonomy of the cognitive domain includes a category of thinking associated with remembering and processing information. It was developed by ________ and associates.
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