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What type of assessment was utilized by Ms. Borillo after the exercise on verbs?
What type of assessment was utilized by Ms. Borillo after the exercise on verbs?
- Summative Assessment
- Diagnostic Assessment
- Placement Assessment
- Formative Assessment (correct)
Which teacher performed a diagnostic assessment?
Which teacher performed a diagnostic assessment?
- Mr. Colubong who gave a short quiz after the lesson.
- Ms. Santos who engaged students with questions during the lesson.
- Ms. Ventura who tested specific lessons students struggled with. (correct)
- Mrs. Lopez who gave a readiness test to incoming pupils.
What is a likely outcome if a student fails the summative test?
What is a likely outcome if a student fails the summative test?
- Ignore previous assessments in grading.
- Only grade the student based on the summative test.
- Automatically assign a failing grade.
- Provide additional learning experiences before reassessment. (correct)
Which assessment is typically done at the end of instruction?
Which assessment is typically done at the end of instruction?
In assessing for learning, which activity is least relevant?
In assessing for learning, which activity is least relevant?
What is the primary purpose of formative assessment?
What is the primary purpose of formative assessment?
Which assessment type focuses on understanding prior to instruction?
Which assessment type focuses on understanding prior to instruction?
What is the primary goal of formative assessments?
What is the primary goal of formative assessments?
What type of assessment is utilized to evaluate students' understanding at the end of a learning period?
What type of assessment is utilized to evaluate students' understanding at the end of a learning period?
What occurs during 'assessment as learning'?
What occurs during 'assessment as learning'?
When should remediation be provided during the learning process?
When should remediation be provided during the learning process?
What is the main goal of placement assessment?
What is the main goal of placement assessment?
In the context of assessment, what does 'readiness concern' refer to?
In the context of assessment, what does 'readiness concern' refer to?
According to the guidelines on assessment, what is NOT a recommended use of assessment?
According to the guidelines on assessment, what is NOT a recommended use of assessment?
What is the intended outcome of the 'assessment for learning' approach?
What is the intended outcome of the 'assessment for learning' approach?
What do 'self-reflection' practices in assessment aim to achieve?
What do 'self-reflection' practices in assessment aim to achieve?
What is the primary purpose of educational assessments?
What is the primary purpose of educational assessments?
What distinguishes performance-based assessments from paper-and-pencil assessments?
What distinguishes performance-based assessments from paper-and-pencil assessments?
What type of assessment measures what learners have achieved after instruction?
What type of assessment measures what learners have achieved after instruction?
How does a norm-referenced assessment interpret results?
How does a norm-referenced assessment interpret results?
Which of the following is a characteristic of standardized assessments?
Which of the following is a characteristic of standardized assessments?
What is the focus of aptitude assessments?
What is the focus of aptitude assessments?
What do speed assessments primarily focus on?
What do speed assessments primarily focus on?
Which of the following is an example of criterion-referenced assessment?
Which of the following is an example of criterion-referenced assessment?
What role do policymakers play in the context of assessment?
What role do policymakers play in the context of assessment?
How can teachers use assessment results?
How can teachers use assessment results?
What is a common misconception about paper-and-pencil assessments?
What is a common misconception about paper-and-pencil assessments?
What advantage do external community stakeholders have in the assessment process?
What advantage do external community stakeholders have in the assessment process?
What is one of the functions of psychological assessment?
What is one of the functions of psychological assessment?
What is the primary purpose of a test in an educational context?
What is the primary purpose of a test in an educational context?
Which statement best describes assessment?
Which statement best describes assessment?
How is testing best defined?
How is testing best defined?
What is the difference between measurement and evaluation?
What is the difference between measurement and evaluation?
What does grading primarily provide information about?
What does grading primarily provide information about?
What is a common component of assessment?
What is a common component of assessment?
What is essential for making informed decisions based on collected data?
What is essential for making informed decisions based on collected data?
What concept is illustrated when a student scores 40 out of 50 in a unit test?
What concept is illustrated when a student scores 40 out of 50 in a unit test?
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Study Notes
Assessment, Evaluation, and Measurement
- Testing collects information on students' learning over a specific time period using formal methods.
- Measurement quantifies attributes of objects or individuals, while evaluation interprets those quantified values.
- Assessment involves systematic information collection that informs decisions regarding student characteristics or learning outcomes.
Types of Assessment
- Placement Assessment: Identifies learners' existing knowledge and readiness for instruction.
- Formative Assessment: Monitors student progress and provides feedback to improve learning while instruction is ongoing.
- Summative Assessment: Certifies mastery at the end of instruction, assigning grades or determining competency.
Assessment Types and Goals
- Assessment of Learning: Focuses on final performance outcomes (summative).
- Assessment for Learning: Guides teaching based on progress (formative).
- Assessment as Learning: Encourages student self-reflection and monitoring of their learning progress.
Key Differences in Assessment Concepts
- Measurement assigns numerical values to traits; evaluation gives meaning to those values.
- Diagnostic assessment identifies specific learning difficulties before instruction.
- Remedial actions follow based on formative and summative assessments aimed at enhancing learning outcomes.
Classroom Assessments
- Teacher-Made Assessments: Custom assessments for classroom-specific objectives; includes quizzes and tests.
- Standardized Assessments: Fixed administration and scoring, providing norms for comparison across populations.
- Paper-and-Pencil Tests: Typically assesses recall and cognitive skills through objective answers.
- Performance-Based Assessments: Requires learners to demonstrate skills in real-world contexts, producing various responses.
Psychological Assessment
- Determines cognitive and non-cognitive characteristics of learners through various assessments aimed at guiding interventions.
Norm-Referenced vs. Criterion-Referenced Assessments
- Norm-Referenced: Interpret results relative to a sample group; scores reflect comparative performance.
- Criterion-Referenced: Compare scores against established standards or cutoffs; focuses on mastery of specific content.
Stakeholders in Assessment
- Includes policymakers, administrators, teachers, students, parents, and the external community, all contributing to the assessment ecosystem.
Implementation and Accountability
- Stakeholders are responsible for monitoring implementation results, managing resources effectively, and making objective decisions based on data.
- Continuous review and revision of goals, instructional methods, and grading systems are essential for maintaining effective educational strategies.
Outcomes of Effective Assessment
- Provides clarity on learners' strengths and weaknesses, enables better teaching strategies, and informs parents of their children's progress.
- Encourages motivation among students to excel and improve their study habits based on feedback and performance metrics.
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