KHP 445 Exam 1 – Questions With Accurate
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Terms in this set (45)
What is a MET Exercise experts measure PA in metabolic equivalents
(METs)
1 MET = energy it takes to sit quietly or sleep
1. What is the difference between a. Test: tool or instrument used to elicit
testing, measurement, and evaluation? responses/gather information about a certain set of
skills or attributes. Ex: test or quiz or fitness test.
b. Measurement: the act of assigning values using
numbers. #'s represents specific characteristics, traits,
or performance levels based on a set standard or
rule. Ex. Getting 80/100, getting 12 curls on 1 arm test.
c. Evaluation: process of interpreting data. Assessing
the value, quality, or effectiveness of what is being
measured. Ex. Evaluating if training program met the
desired outcome.
,Describe what is meant by a "norm- a. Norm-refernced standards are when tests are
referenced" standard. Provide an compared to a larger population. Compare an
example individual's performance to a larger group, typically a
representative sample, to determine their rank or
percentile. A person cannot fail this test, rather is
ranked higher or lower. Ex. Comparing a person's daily
steps to the national average, comparing test grades
to the class average.
1. How do criterion-referenced a. Criterion-Referenced standards: assesses one's
standards differ from norm-referenced performance against a fixed criteria or standards.
standards? Give an example of when a Either pass or fail. This would be more appropriate to
criterion-referenced standard would use in a situation where you are trying to gauge how
be more appropriate to use. healthy or physically fit a person is. EX: determining if
a person's BMI falls in a "healthy range,"
understanding if someone is at and adequate
threshold for upper body endurance for their age
group.
b. Norm-Referenced Standards: provides context for
how an individual compares to others. Comparing
their performance to a larger group. This would be
more appropriate when trying to understand where
one stands among a population. EX. SAT testing, NFL
combine
1. What is a formative evaluation and Formative Evaluations: initial or intermediate
what is its primary purpose? evaluations which occur during
instructional/training/research process. Its primary
purpose is to give feedback to measure achievement
towards goals. The purpose is for
learning/improvement/growth. EX. Therapist observes
patient performing everyday tasks and provides
immediate suggestions or modifies tasks (adaptive
tools), Scrimmages - Informal games where coaches
focus on specific aspects of play (e.g., teamwork or
strategy) and offer real-time guidance
, 1. What is a summative evaluation and a. Summative Evaluations: Come at the end of an
what is its primary purpose? instructional or training unit. Goal is to summarize,
asses, or evaluate learning/progress. EX. Final Exam in
a history class - evaluate students' knowledge of key
historical events, figures, and concepts; Standardized
Test - assess students' proficiency in reading, math,
and science. Measure how well students have learned
the material compared to
state or national standards
1. Explain the difference between a. A formative evaluation helps one gauge where one
formative and summative evaluations, is at in their educational or health related setting. How
giving examples of how each type much they have learned, improved, or grown. This
might be used in educational or could be an exit ticket a teacher uses to see if
health-related settings. How can a students have been understanding the material, or a
teacher or practitioner effectively use weekly test a PT might have a patient do to see if they
both types of evaluations to enhance are improving toward their goals. A Summative
learning and outcomes? Evaluation helps measure the outcome;
summarizing/assessing progress. This could be a
cumulative exam at the end of the year to determine a
final grade or a discharge assessment to see if the
standard/baseline is met.
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Terms in this set (45)
What is a MET Exercise experts measure PA in metabolic equivalents
(METs)
1 MET = energy it takes to sit quietly or sleep
1. What is the difference between a. Test: tool or instrument used to elicit
testing, measurement, and evaluation? responses/gather information about a certain set of
skills or attributes. Ex: test or quiz or fitness test.
b. Measurement: the act of assigning values using
numbers. #'s represents specific characteristics, traits,
or performance levels based on a set standard or
rule. Ex. Getting 80/100, getting 12 curls on 1 arm test.
c. Evaluation: process of interpreting data. Assessing
the value, quality, or effectiveness of what is being
measured. Ex. Evaluating if training program met the
desired outcome.
,Describe what is meant by a "norm- a. Norm-refernced standards are when tests are
referenced" standard. Provide an compared to a larger population. Compare an
example individual's performance to a larger group, typically a
representative sample, to determine their rank or
percentile. A person cannot fail this test, rather is
ranked higher or lower. Ex. Comparing a person's daily
steps to the national average, comparing test grades
to the class average.
1. How do criterion-referenced a. Criterion-Referenced standards: assesses one's
standards differ from norm-referenced performance against a fixed criteria or standards.
standards? Give an example of when a Either pass or fail. This would be more appropriate to
criterion-referenced standard would use in a situation where you are trying to gauge how
be more appropriate to use. healthy or physically fit a person is. EX: determining if
a person's BMI falls in a "healthy range,"
understanding if someone is at and adequate
threshold for upper body endurance for their age
group.
b. Norm-Referenced Standards: provides context for
how an individual compares to others. Comparing
their performance to a larger group. This would be
more appropriate when trying to understand where
one stands among a population. EX. SAT testing, NFL
combine
1. What is a formative evaluation and Formative Evaluations: initial or intermediate
what is its primary purpose? evaluations which occur during
instructional/training/research process. Its primary
purpose is to give feedback to measure achievement
towards goals. The purpose is for
learning/improvement/growth. EX. Therapist observes
patient performing everyday tasks and provides
immediate suggestions or modifies tasks (adaptive
tools), Scrimmages - Informal games where coaches
focus on specific aspects of play (e.g., teamwork or
strategy) and offer real-time guidance
, 1. What is a summative evaluation and a. Summative Evaluations: Come at the end of an
what is its primary purpose? instructional or training unit. Goal is to summarize,
asses, or evaluate learning/progress. EX. Final Exam in
a history class - evaluate students' knowledge of key
historical events, figures, and concepts; Standardized
Test - assess students' proficiency in reading, math,
and science. Measure how well students have learned
the material compared to
state or national standards
1. Explain the difference between a. A formative evaluation helps one gauge where one
formative and summative evaluations, is at in their educational or health related setting. How
giving examples of how each type much they have learned, improved, or grown. This
might be used in educational or could be an exit ticket a teacher uses to see if
health-related settings. How can a students have been understanding the material, or a
teacher or practitioner effectively use weekly test a PT might have a patient do to see if they
both types of evaluations to enhance are improving toward their goals. A Summative
learning and outcomes? Evaluation helps measure the outcome;
summarizing/assessing progress. This could be a
cumulative exam at the end of the year to determine a
final grade or a discharge assessment to see if the
standard/baseline is met.
