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True or False
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Focus statements are important enough to be assessed multiple
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times at the school or district level to determine the most
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accurate scores for individual students.
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Measurement statements are important enough to be assessed i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-
multiple times to determine the most accurate scores for
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individual students. True or false? True
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What purpose do focus statements and measurement topics
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serve in assessment?
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statements provides guidance for instructing students on
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concepts and skills contained in the standard. These focus
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statements can be used to design specific measurements topics
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used to create classroom assessments.
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,In standards-based assessment, what contains the important
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information from an unpacked standard and is important enough
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to assess multiple times to determine student mastery?
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A. Proficiency scale
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B. Measurement topic
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C. Focus statement
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D. Learning objective
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Know the definition of main event.
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Explain cultural influence in nonfiction texts.
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Use elements of a short story in original works.
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Which evidence do teachers use to evaluate student knowledge
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and comprehension in a standards-based grading system?
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A. Students earn letter grades related to a specific measurement
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topic.
,B. Students receive a "pass" on a pass/fail assessment.
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C. Students demonstrate a level of mastery related to a specific
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measurement topic. i,-
D. Students exceed a percentage on a quiz related to a specific
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learning target. C. Students demonstrate a level of mastery
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related to a specific measurement topic.
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How does a teacher know student performance is improving in a
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standards-based grading system? i,- i,-
A. Students achieve higher letter grades.
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B. Students achieve higher proficiency levels.
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C. Students achieve higher percentage scores.
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D. Students achieve higher numerical scores
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achieve higher proficiency levels.
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What does scoring a level 2.0 on a standards-based proficiency
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scale indicate about student learning when a level 3.0 is the
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target proficiency level?
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A. The student has received 2.0 on all assessments so far.
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B. The student has yet to fully master the standard being assessed.
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C. The student received a subpar score on the final exam.
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, D. The student is better suited to a proficiency scale with a lower
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number of possible points. B. The student has yet to fully
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master the standard being assessed.
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What distinguishes the assessments in a standards-based grading
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system from those of a traditional grading system?
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A. In traditional grading systems, the time required to analyze
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assessment data is significantly greater; in standards-basedi,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-
systems, students receive instant performance feedback.
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B. In traditional grading systems, students understand how to
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improve with simple feedback; in standards-based systems,
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complex feedback is required to understand assessment scores.
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C. In traditional grading systems, performance tasks are typical; in
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assessments.
D. In traditional grading systems, the number of possible points
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varies by assessment; in standards-based systems, the proficiency
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scale remains the same, regardless of the assessment.
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traditional grading systems, the number of possible points varies
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by assessment; in standards-based systems, the proficiency scale
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remains the same, regardless of the assessment.
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What distinguishes standards-based grading systems from
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standards-referenced grading systems? i,- i,-