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CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT PRINCIPLES
AND PRACTICE THAT ENHANCE STUDENT
LEARNING AND MOTIVATION FINAL
PAPER TESTED QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS COMPLETE STUDY SHEET

●● Summative Assessment
Answer: A teacher gives a final exam at the end of a unit.


●● Diagnostic Assessment
Answer: A teacher gives a pretest before beginning instruction.


●● Criterion-Referenced Assessment
Answer: A teacher compares a student's performance to state standards.


●● Norm-Referenced Assessment
Answer: A teacher compares a student's score to national averages.


●● Reliability
Answer: A teacher wants consistent assessment results over time.

,●● Validity
Answer: A teacher wants an assessment to measure the intended skill.


●● Analytic Rubric
Answer: A teacher scores separate traits of an essay individually.


●● Holistic Rubric
Answer: A teacher assigns one overall essay score.


●● Portfolio Assessment
Answer: A teacher collects work samples throughout the year.


●● Performance Assessment
Answer: Students demonstrate learning through a presentation.


●● Authentic Assessment
Answer: Students complete a real-world project.


●● Accommodation
Answer: A teacher allows extra testing time without changing standards.


●● Modification

, Answer: A teacher reduces curriculum expectations.


●● Zone of Proximal Development
Answer: A teacher pairs a struggling student with a skilled peer.


●● Scaffolding
Answer: A teacher gradually removes instructional support.


●● Observational Learning
Answer: A student learns by observing classmates.


●● Self-Efficacy
Answer: A student believes effort will improve performance.


●● Positive Reinforcement
Answer: A teacher rewards desired behavior with praise.


●● Negative Reinforcement
Answer: A teacher removes an unpleasant condition when behavior
improves.


●● Punishment

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