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Comprehensive Guide to Learning Assessment

The document discusses different types of tests used in K-12 assessment including objective and subjective tests. It also covers characteristics of good tests such as appropriateness, fairness, and positive consequences. Finally, it mentions different aspects of validity and reliability that are important to high-quality assessment.
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Comprehensive Guide to Learning Assessment

The document discusses different types of tests used in K-12 assessment including objective and subjective tests. It also covers characteristics of good tests such as appropriateness, fairness, and positive consequences. Finally, it mentions different aspects of validity and reliability that are important to high-quality assessment.
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Type of Test Panper & Pencil Test

Bloom’s Taxonomy

Characteristics of Good Test


RUApAnEC
-Appropriateness of
Assessment methods

Assessment in the K 12
-Fair and Unbiased

-Objective Test -Positive Consequences

Curriculum
Practically and efficiency
single response/answer(CONVERGENT)

TYPE OF TEST
-Subjective Test su re s
w h at -Intelligence Objective Subjective
-Meaends to -Power
varied response/answer (DIVERGENT) it int sure not biased biased
mea
-Aptitude

Clarity Reability Validity


-Standardized
Holistic methods
— Mode of Administration Diversity of learners
-Speed
-Achievement
of Learning Targets Consistency,stability,
-Individual Test TEACHERS AND LEARNERS! (Lesson Objectives)
-must be SMART
equivalence 7 types of Validity IPASSA
One person at a time Towards independence Specific -Test-retest( consistency) -Content SELECTIVE
Multiple choice
SUPPLY
-Parallel (Equivalence) -Predictive Fill in the blanks
iden. strength &weakness(skill) HEART-Consideration of ZPD Measurable
Attainable -Split-half (Stabilit) -Construct
matching type
true or false
identification

-Group Test Kinder Garden


Realistic
Time-bound
-Kuder Richardson -Criterion
-Concurrent
class simultaneously/objectivel -Non-numerical -Face

Modes of Assessment
Curricular
-Checklist & Anecdotal records
— Test constructor
-Standardized test
Made by experts

-Non-standardized Analysis and Interpretation of


Teacher based
Assessment of Data
Traditional Aunthentic Alternative

Mode of interpreting
results
-Norm-referenced
Item Analysis -examining students’ response
Difficulty index -correct response
DiscriminTing index- Dispersion from UG& LG ASSESSMENT OF
Assessment as Learning
Compared with group or other

LEARNING
Rant is important

-Criterion-referenced
Compared on set of Criteria or Standard
outcome based/mastery learning
subject matter/based on objective Central Tendency Self assessment & reflection
4 Fundamental Concept of Assessment
Performance-based &
Mean Median Mode
Summative Assessment

Affective Assessments
Evaluation
Standard Deviation

Testing Assessment of Learning


(PROCESS)

OFter

T
-Measure Learner’s
A
-Measure Learner’s
Diagnostic Formative Placement
ME
PERFORMANCE-BASED TEST
Portfolio(collection of RuBrics Performance
-Process student’s work)
-Show case
2 Types
-Analytic Performance -TOOL called TEST
-TOOL called TEST
-Product

Assessment
-Development s -Holistic
-Documentary Example

Measurement
-Evaluation -Likert Scale
-Rating Scale
-Checklist “
-Semantic Diffential
AFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT TOOL
-Incidence report

Assessment For Learning


-Observation report Kratwohl’s affective domain
-Anecdotal report -Internalizing values
-Sociometry -Organization
-Valuing

Purpose of assessment
-Responding
-Receiving
Numerical-Quantity beFORe
(HOW MANY?)

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