Assessment Types

1. Lab reports, tests, self-evaluation, math problems, writing pieces
4. Form of questioning which can have more than one correct answer
7. Administered periodically during a course or school year (e.g. every six weeks)
8. Assessment tool that produces stable and consistent results
9. Compare performance to that of other examinees
10. Multiple choice, short response, state-test
11. Any test that is given in the same manner to all test takers
13. Student demonstrates that they have mastered a specific skill by demonstrating the skill rather than answering questions
14. Test to measure a students' performance by utilizing real life experiences to create direct evidence
15. Test to determine the level of instruction and where to place the student
16. How well does the test do to measure what it claims to measure

2. Viewing of students' behaviors, skills, work environment, and interactions with other students and teachers
3. Assess students' memory and understanding of the information (e.g. multiple choice, true-false, sentence completion items)
5. test banks Pearson
6. Each examinees performance is compared to a pre-defined standard
12. Self-assessment, exit slips, individual whiteboards, presentation, quiz