Social Sciences > EXAM > RVE Assessment and Diagnostic Teaching Questions and Answers Already Passed (All)

Also available in bundle ( Click Here )

RVE Assessment and Diagnostic Teaching Questions and Answers Already Passed

Document Content and Description Below

Norm-referenced assessment ✔✔Norm-referenced assessments are those that compare a student's scores or achievement to that of his or her peers. Examples include ACT and SAT exams. Students do not... fail these tests. Instead, they are given a score which is compared to other students to determine where they fall within a group of their peers. Criterion-referenced assessments ✔✔Used to show what a student know and can do. Most state achievement tests are criterion-referenced. Most of the time, these assessments have a set standard that the students are expected to achieve. Informal Reading Inventories ✔✔An assessment or survey given by a student's regular teacher to help determine the needs of that student. These inventories usually consist of three parts. The teacher should assess the student before the reading takes place, during oral presentation, and after the reading for literal and inferential comprehension. Informal reading inventories should not be used alone to determine the instructional needs of a student. Anecdotal Records ✔✔Are written records of a student's progress and development over time. This includes social, emotional, physical, and intellectual development. A teacher compiles these records, usually on a day-to-day basis, and notes the specific time and date of each occurrence. Anecdotal records are always kept in a positive tone. Reading Levels ✔✔The best way for a reading specialist to assess a student's reading levels and plan proper instruction is to administer an informal reading inventory. An Informal reading inventory is an assessm [Show More]

Last updated: 2 years ago

Preview 1 out of 6 pages

Buy Now

Instant download

We Accept: