Explain why teachers should use test blueprints to plan and construct classroom assessments?
What will be an ideal response?
Test blueprints improve validity by representing learning objectives and relevant cognitive processing levels. Teachers can construct items at the appropriate level of Bloom’s taxonomy.
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Which of the following statements about male-female school enrollment ratios across the world is least accurate?
a. Enrollment ratios for females are substantially lower than those for males in most countries. b. Enrollment of females has increased much more rapidly than that of males in some regions. c. Expansion in the availability of education since 1960 generally has involved both male and female students. d. Evidence suggests that the low enrollment ratios for females in many low-income countries are generally unrelated to these countries' economic development problems.
Adults with aphasia caused by injury to the back part of the brain
a. can have more fluent speech, but the speech lacks important content. b. articulate fairly well. c. tend to speak overly rapidly. d. can often comprehend better than they can express.
18. According to the text, why can dismissal for a tenured teacher be more complex than for a probationary teacher?
a. Tenured teachers earn higher salaries. b. Probationary teachers are not entitled to due process considerations. c. The awarding of tenure implies that the school has previously determined the teacher to be competent. d. Veteran teachers usually can afford attorneys or can utilize the legal services of professional organizations.
You're reading a sentence. The first part of the sentence is briefly held in your memory system until you can make sense of the total sentence. The part of your memory system that briefly holds the information is:
a. sensory memory. b. declarative memory. c. working memory. d. long-term memory.