What is the evaluation tool used in traditional formats of assessments?
a. Rubrics
b. Checklists
c. Answer keys
d. Oral presentations
Ans: C
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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act was passed to:
a. Provide access to student records for non-custodial parents b. Protect the confidentiality of student records c. Allow parents to remove false information about their child d. Allow parents to determine if school personnel can view confidential information on their child
The school district of Wattville, Delaware, is considering using the Colorado Achievement Test (CAT) this year. This test must be administered by a school psychologist to each student individually, with each student's testing time being about two hours. Without knowing anything else about the CAT, the Wattville school district should probably question the test's:
a. practicality. b. content validity. c. predictive validity. d. reliability.
Which of these is an educative purpose for conducting assessments of student performance?
a. to identify those students who are eligible for services b. as a basis for intervention planning c. to evaluate program effectiveness d. all of the above e. none of the above
An instructional practice that is NOT designed to improve student note-taking ability is:
A) comprehensive homework teams. B) strategic note-taking. C) pause procedure. D) guided notes.