Through completing this task, I had gained plenty of insights in designing, constructing and using a test in the English as Second Language primary classroom. A test is important in oreder to measure and gauge pupil’s understanding and acquisition of knowledge that had been imparted. A test mainly measures pupil’s skill, ability to perform in either cognitive, psychomotor or affective domain. There are basically four major principles that plays a crucial role in designing and constructing test papers, which are, practicality, validity, authenticity and reliability (Brown, 2004).
For task 2, I am required to design and construct a test or an assessment task based on the language skill that I have focused on. In order to complete task 2, I have used the achievement test and using grammar as my focused skill. According to Brown (2004), achievement test is closely related to classroom lessons, either learning through units, topic or subtopics. The objective of constructing this achievement test is to measure pupil’s understanding on
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The reasons for giving a test will help me to determine features such as length, format, level of detail required in answers, and the time frame for returning results to the students. At the same time, I have to maintain consistency between goals for the course, methods of teaching and the tests used to measure achievement of goals. For example, class time emphasizes review and recall of information, then so can the test; if class time emphasizes analysis and synthesis, then the test can also be designed to demonstrate how well students have learned these things. Before I set the test instruments to the students, I should make sure that words that I used in the test describe about expected objectives. For instead, I want to use words like complete or discuss, I have to make sure that I used them consistently and at the same time the students also know what I mean when I use
Figure 1 is a summary of the students’ learning throughout the learning segment. I administrated this test as a pre-assessment prior to the lesson one and administered it again after the completion of lesson 3. This test is a compilation of students’ learning and it demonstration how they met the standards and objectives that were set out for them to achieve. The evaluation criteria in which this assessment and all other assessment in the individual lessons did was not altered. Even though the students have different learning needs, the assessment met all of the needs for all learners.
1. He’s heard that he should complete running records with his students. How does he conduct the running records? What information will he gather from them?
A test was design for each required lab and it was repeated until students achieved mastery as students were tested on these four labs in the exam. This was done as the item analysis revealed that the students were weak in these
Chavez 1 Noemi Chavez Professor Courtney English 101 12 March 2023 Evaluation essay Target is one of the competitive stores compared to all other stores. Target is as much organize store compared to others, most people find stores like target better for shopping. You can find better options here compared to other big retail stores, but also would be a different variety compared
After an orientation, students are familiar regarding standardized testing and other prerequisites and course requirements. If students will be tested using a standardized instrument the teacher will have less flexibility in choosing the material proposed to be covered in a course. In order to achieve maximum success on the test, course objectives and lessons will need to closely align with the intended test students will
The first goal is student will correctly produce /ch/ in 8 out of 10 opportunities during 3 randomly selected sessions as measured by performance based assessments. The two objectives of this goal is student should be able to produce in isolation and student should be able to produce in words (initial, medial, final). The second goal is student will correctly produce /th/ and /l/ without verbal/visual cues in 8 out of 10 opportunities during 3 randomly selected sessions as measured by performance based assessments. The two objectives of this goal is the student will be able to produce in phrases and sentences and produce while asking/answering questions. The first thing I will have the student do is read books with /ch/, /th/ and /l/ words in them.
Not studying, not prepared, and horsing around was the downfall of my eighth grade year. Being able to take the Algebra 1 High School Assessment was a privilege to me when I was ahead of most of the students in middle school. I was egotistical and thought I had the test in the bag, so sure of myself but in reality I needed to prepare myself like every other student taking the test. Since I was in Algebra 1 my eighth grade year, I was able to take the Algebra 1 High School Assessment earlier than most students. But I started the year off all wrong, knowing that I was going to have the opportunity to take the test I should have set a goal to succeed in passing the test with the highest score even though in reality that might not
Carrillo Response to Paty Orozcoregalado Connection: HI Paty! I am glad to see that you brought up our 340 class. The assessments I did during the fieldwork for that class were some of my first hands on experience with using and interpreting screeners and individual studnt assessments. Discussion: I feel like this week’s reading has been great because it has helped me to further specify the uses of the many different types of tests and assessments.
Many colleges around the United States use standardized tests to determine admission. The use of standardized tests is very unfair to many students. Standardized tests are the best option for determining admission to get accepted into college. There is another option available such as high school grade point averages. Colleges should not use standardized test scores as the exclusive determining factor for admission.
What have I learned about myself as a learner from this chapter? According to the beginning of this chapter, each person who lives long enough will become a part of every age group. Without choice, we must all go through the various stages in life and eventually join the ranks of the aged. Like other cultural groups, we feel, think, perceive, and behave, in part, based on the age group to which we belong. The study of age as a function of culture is important to educators because it helps them understand how the child or adolescent struggles to win peer acceptance and to balance this effort with the need for parental approval.
1. What are some important steps in interpreting data from high stakes assessments? In order to make assessment data useful teachers must understand what information is being reported and determine if additional information is necessary to understand student performance. Specifically, for assessment results for students with disabilities, teachers would have to identify what accommodations were being used.
One of the first circumstances is reliability. An Emeritus Professor at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and informational studies, W. James Popham claimed, "With respect to education assessment, reliability equals consistency" (ACSD Unraveling Reliability, Popham). An important factor when looking at a test 's reliability is the "standard error of measurement". Popham stated, "Standard errors of measurement, which differ from test to test, are similar to the plus-or-minus margins of error accompanying most opinion polls" (ACSD Unraveling Reliability, Popham). What this states is that, the standard error of measurement controls the area of achievable points on different chapters on the assessments.
Authentic assessments should be tied to real-world contexts and require the student to “do” the subject. For example after a Math lesson on telling time to have the students complete a “time” worksheet. Tell each child to write their beginning time and once they
2. After analyzing the student’s reading assessments, list two reading skill deficits and explain why you selected these as deficits using information from the reading assessments. Be sure to include assessment data in your justification. Skill Deficit #1:
It is my goal to make sure students are not just memorizing facts, but are actually understanding. They should be able to take the lesson and apply it to other areas of their lives. I believe students need to be assessed frequently and routinely. The students need accurate and effective feedback, so they can make any necessary adjustments.