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Assessment Terminology

Across
A statement that assesses what children should know and be able to do.
More specific as to what children should be able to do at a specific age, grade, developmental stage with respect to a standard.
Process of gathering ongoing and comprehensive information about a specific aspect of a child’s knowledge, behaviour, skill level, or personality for the purpose of making evaluative decisions.
Child’s performance is compared to the criterion not other children who have taken the test – can they achieve the criterion successfully
No matter who does the assessment, the results would be the same.
Brief, relatively inexpensive and looks at a variety of areas – may be different tests to check for speech/language, emotional, physical, developmental abilities. May be based on concerns of a parent and/or a teacher and their observations. Involves standardized procedures and is used to find out who to refer the child/family to for diagnostic assessment
Assessment of Learning. A snapshot in time that lets educators, parents and students know how well each student has completed the learning tasks and activities. While this assessment has useful reporting information, it has little effect on learning.
What the child does everyday in classroom life and is as close to real life as possible – meaningful to the child and within the range of the typical classroom activity.
Child performance can be compared to other children who have taken the same test using the same measure – comparison tot he average score achieved by all children scored on that test.
This assessment involves peer and self-assessment as students learn to make sense of information, relate it to prior knowledge and use it for new learning. It promotes student’s metacognitive skills, and fosters a disposition for life-long learning as students develop sense of ownership and efficacy when they use educator, peer and self assessment feedback to improve on what they understand.
Down
Any form of test that requires all test takers to answer the same questions, or a selection of questions from common bank of questions, in the same way, and is scored in a “standard” or consistent manner, which makes it possible to compare the relative performance of individual students or groups of students.
Measures “what we want it to measure and not something else”
Assessment for Learning.It a result of educators insight about the learning taking place in the common daily life of the classroom and how educators use this knowledge to inform further teaching
Despite background, experience, status – child has an opportunity to demonstrate what she knows and can do – of this is not possible, the task or test has a bias and could discriminate against the child.