Education

Performance assessments include all of the following, except

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Effective interviews with young children are generally short.

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State standards for early childhood programs can have a negative impact on the use of performance assessments.

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The goal of performance assessment is to measure achievement.

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Performance assessments are conducted on the same schedule as other reporting period evaluation.

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Rubrics provide a framework to assess processes of learning in performance assessment.

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Documentation of performance assessment is related to Reggio Emilia schools.

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Observation is the least important assessment in performance assessments.

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What does "A" stand for in the Behavioral Objective acronym, ABCD?

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What is the maximum time reasonable for testing primary grade students?

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Preschool tests can include all except which of the following?

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Mastery learning and constructivist learning are compatible approaches to learning.

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An advantage of teacher-designed assessment is that they can focus on a particular class.

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Learning experiences for mastery of learning objectives should include correctives, enrichment ...

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There is a direct link between the standard of mastery and Bloom's Taxonomy.

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Prerequisite skills must be analyzed to know what children need to know before instruction begins.

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Which of the following best characterizes a checklist?

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An advantage of using rubrics includes which of the following?

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Advantages of using rubrics are that they are flexible and adaptable.

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One of the most important steps in checklist design is to determine criteria for levels of performance.

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A rubric has descriptors that define what to look for at each level of performance.

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Rating scales are best used with school-age children.

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Teachers prefer to use checklists because they require very little time for record keeping.

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Rating scales provide more possibilities for a range of assessments than rubrics.

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Why is cognitive development observed?

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