Assessment and Evaluation Flashcards
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Which level of Bloom's Taxonomy requires students to break down information into its component parts?
Answer: Analysis
Analysis (the 4th level) involves breaking down material into parts and understanding how they relate to one another.
A portfolio that includes a student's best work selected to demonstrate peak achievement is called a:
Answer: Showcase portfolio
A showcase (or best-work) portfolio contains selected samples that represent a student's highest level of achievement.
What does the term 'reliability' mean in assessment?
Answer: The test consistently produces the same results under similar conditions
Reliability refers to the consistency and stability of assessment results across administrations, scorers, or contexts.
In the K-12 grading system, which weight is given to Written Works in most learning areas?
Answer: 30%
Under DepEd Order No. 8 s. 2015, Written Works carry a 30% weight for most learning areas in Grades 7-12.
Which of the following is a criterion-referenced interpretation of an assessment result?
Answer: The student mastered 9 out of 10 competencies.
Criterion-referenced results compare performance against a set standard or criteria, not against other students.
Which of the following BEST describes summative assessment?
Answer: Graded test or project given at the end of a unit to evaluate overall learning
Summative assessment evaluates overall learning at the conclusion of an instructional period, usually contributing to the final grade.