In which of the following ways can background knowledge about a topic be assessed?
a. Through class brainstorming sessions on the topic
b. By having students write down all the facts they know about the topic
c. By holding discussions concerning students’ prior experiences that relate to the topic
d. All of the above
ANS: D
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One challenge in using portfolio assessment with students experiencing writing difficulties is that
A. one must determine appropriate responses using a different format. B. it may be difficult to determine whether inadequate responses are a result of poor writing skills, poor mastery of content, or other concerns. C. it will be difficult selecting students' best works. D. portfolios rely largely on written text.
Which of the following is a limitation of using a scoring guide for assessing student writing?
a. Using a scoring guide increases the likelihood of subjectivity. b. Students may be overwhelmed by the amount of information provided on the scoring guide. c. A scoring guide gives students no information on why they received a particular grade. d. A scoring guide offers students no suggestions for writing improvement and growth.
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A. Understanding the concept of perimeter B. Connecting numbers to quantities C. Organizing and interpreting data D. Generating shape patterns