Mr. Harrod wants to write his own unit test for a science unit on stars. What is the first validity concern he should deal with?
(a) He should make sure his test items reflect his unit goals and objectives.
(b) He should worry about the kind of studying students will do for the test.
(c) He should make sure his test is not like the textbook's test.
A
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a. They can be used to determine what content or skills a student is deficient in. b. They describe the level of learning a student has achieved. c. They allow comparison of students' performance.
Second-grade students brainstorm a list of ideas and then identify a topic of interest to write about. The students define the purpose for writing, the audience, and what form the writing will take. The students' practices represent what stage of the writing process?
A. editing B. drafting C. prewriting D. publishing
Which of the following represents a problematic, chronic pattern of behavior?
a. Jamal isn't able to concentrate during seatwork. b. Brian's grades in math indicate a gradual decline this grading period. c. Hector disrupts his social studies class daily by arguing with the teacher and he does not complete his daily assignments. d. Devon has had trouble focusing on his work since the divorce of his parents.
If you are seeking more detailed information, you should:
a. ask a closed question. b. ask an open-ended question. c. ask the speaker to write down the main points. d. take notes.