For which one of the following instructional objectives is a paperpencil assessment probably least appropriate?
a. Students will use a Bunsen burner safely.
b. Students will identify the main idea of a paragraph.
c. Students will recall single-digit addition facts with 100 accuracy.
d. Students will correctly spell 90 of the words on the fifth-grade spelling list.
Question 2
Ms. Bays uses frequent assessments to track her students' progress in acquiring math skills. When she assesses her students' skills at, say, algebra, she gives very short assessments (generally a minute or two) and gives them daily. Each assessment looks at a specific algebraic skill that students must understand before moving further ahead in the class. Ms. Bays feels that the type of assessment she uses helps her understand each of her student's strengths and difficulties with regard to component skills. Which of the following best describes how Ms. Bays assesses her class?
a. Informal assessment
b. Performance assessment
c. Curriculum-based measurement
d. Use of a checklist
Pupil assessment; B, moving penlight directly in front of pupil.
Patient teaching: female genetalia and reproductive tract assessment
Depression assessment
Example of instructional notes.
Landmarks for urinary assessment: The rectus abdominis muscles and the symphysis pubis
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