KHP 445 Exam 3 – Questions With Right Solutions
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Terms in this set (45)
1. Holistic Rubrics are used when the A judgment about student's level of performance
teacher wishes to make ______
2. Analytical rubrics are used when the Assess each component of a motor skill
teacher wishes to _____
3. The conduction of authentic Conducted while students are performing in a game
assessment in natural surroundings or under game like conditions; may also use rating
means that assessment is performed charts and records during game play
_______
4. Formative assessment is performed Throughout the teaching unit done routinely and not
_____ limited to designated times or days
, 5. Summative assessment is performed To determine students' achievement of class goals
_______ and objectives at conclusion of teaching unit often
used to assign grades
6. Grades are symbols that denote Progress and achievement towards established
criterion-referenced or norm-references course
objectives
7. Agility is defined as The ability to rapidly change the position and
direction of the body or body parts.
8. Major factors in the level of agility HREDITARY IMPORTANT FACTOR depends on
include strength, speed, coordination, and dynamic balance
- Improve agility by increasing ability in these areas
- Can also improve agility through direct instruction,
training, and practice of agility drills important in all
activities and sports
9. When testing for agility _______ Criterion-Referenced
measurement is more appropriate
10. Balance is defined as -The ability to maintain equilibrium against the force of
gravity
11. Balance is influenced by - Balance center (semicircular canal) in the inner ear
- Visual perception
- Kinesthetic sense in muscle and joints
12. The physical component of the - Anatomical or structural status
psychomotor domain includes
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Terms in this set (45)
1. Holistic Rubrics are used when the A judgment about student's level of performance
teacher wishes to make ______
2. Analytical rubrics are used when the Assess each component of a motor skill
teacher wishes to _____
3. The conduction of authentic Conducted while students are performing in a game
assessment in natural surroundings or under game like conditions; may also use rating
means that assessment is performed charts and records during game play
_______
4. Formative assessment is performed Throughout the teaching unit done routinely and not
_____ limited to designated times or days
, 5. Summative assessment is performed To determine students' achievement of class goals
_______ and objectives at conclusion of teaching unit often
used to assign grades
6. Grades are symbols that denote Progress and achievement towards established
criterion-referenced or norm-references course
objectives
7. Agility is defined as The ability to rapidly change the position and
direction of the body or body parts.
8. Major factors in the level of agility HREDITARY IMPORTANT FACTOR depends on
include strength, speed, coordination, and dynamic balance
- Improve agility by increasing ability in these areas
- Can also improve agility through direct instruction,
training, and practice of agility drills important in all
activities and sports
9. When testing for agility _______ Criterion-Referenced
measurement is more appropriate
10. Balance is defined as -The ability to maintain equilibrium against the force of
gravity
11. Balance is influenced by - Balance center (semicircular canal) in the inner ear
- Visual perception
- Kinesthetic sense in muscle and joints
12. The physical component of the - Anatomical or structural status
psychomotor domain includes
