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PRAXIS 053/Procedure

Procedures and Materials

QuestionAnswer
Achievement test A formal tool used to measure student knowledge or proficiency in a subject or topic area.
Active student response This is a frequency-based measure used to determine a student's participation rate during an instructional period.
Anecdotal record An informal measurement of teacher notes based on observation of student work and performance, often used in parent conferences.
Aptitude test A formal measure of standardized or norm-referenced tests that evaluate a student's ability to acquire skills or gain knowledge.
Authentic assessment An informal method of determining a student's comprehension and performance of a skill, particularly used in classroom assessments of specific criteria.
Behavior assessment A variety of behavior evaluation tools are available to track student behaviors and to document progress on a behavior intervention plan or on the use of self-management techniques.
Criterion-referenced test A formal measure that evaluates a student on specified information, most often used to check a student's knowledge on subject areas by answering specific questions and does not compare one student to another.
Curriculum-based measure Evaluates student progress and performance of skills based on the curriculum and lessons presented, helping teachers determine how to assist the student and share with parents.
Ecological-based assessment Involves the use of an informal observation of the student interacting the the environment during a regular schedule.
Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) The process of gathering information about problem behaviors of an individual student and used to evaluate the need for behavior intervention and a behavior plan.
Intelligence test (IQ test) A norm-referenced test used to assess a student's learning abilities or intellectual capacity as it measures cognitive behaviors.
Norm-referenced test Formal tool referred to as a standardized test is used when comparing a student to other peers in the same age group, primarily helpful in developing curriculum and identifying interventions needed.
Observation Teachers or professionals watch a student in several settings and take notes regarding performance and behaviors, particularly helpful in developing behavior plans and for use in comprehensive assessments.
Performance assessment An informal measure used by teachers to assess a student's ability to complete a task specific to a topic or subject area, such as a mathematic equation or an oral report.
Portfolio assessment An informal method of gathering information based on completed products (art work or compositions) over a period of time. Particularly helpful for evaluating progress and sharing information with parents.
Standards-based assessment Formal evaluation and either a criterion-referenced or norm-referenced test, it measures progress toward meeting goals or standards as previously established by district or state.
Summative evaluation Informal procedure is used to assess student achievement and teacher instruction.
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