WGU D293 EXAMINATION CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION SET SOLVED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Ipsative Assessment. Answer: An assessment used to see if a
learner has improved. Motivates based on personal growth.
◉ Ipsative Assessment Example. Answer: Examples of Assessments -
Comparing previous work & progress to current work through
progress reports & portfolios.
◉ Formative Assessment. Answer: An assessment conducted
throughout the learning process. This assessment helps to guide
teaching and learning.
◉ Formative Assessment Example. Answer: Example of Assessments
- Quizzes, Discussions, Observations, Exit Tickets & Peer Reviews
◉ Summative Assessment. Answer: An assessment given at the end of
a unit or lesson to assess overall achievement.
◉ Summative Assessment Example. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Multiple Choice Test, Final Exam & Unit Test
, ◉ Diagnostic Assessment. Answer: This assessment is given before
the beginning of a unit to evaluate prior knowledge.
◉ Competency-Based Assessment. Answer: An assessment to see if a
learner can perform certain skills. Show mastery before moving on to
the next skill.
◉ Competency-Based Assessment Example. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Skill Demonstration, Creating a Project, Performing a
Lab or completing a project
◉ Criterion-Referenced Assessment. Answer: An assessment where
performance is measured against a set of standards or criteria, not
against others peers.
◉ Criterion-Referenced Assessment Examples. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Driving Test, Rubric-Based Research Paper, Advanced
Placement Test, Industry Certification Exam
◉ Norm-Referenced Assessment. Answer: An assessment to see if a
learner's work compares to the average work completed by a similar
group of learners.
◉ Norm-Referenced Assessment Examples. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Test Graded on a Curve & Competitive Academic
Exam & SAT/ ACT
EVALUATION SET SOLVED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Ipsative Assessment. Answer: An assessment used to see if a
learner has improved. Motivates based on personal growth.
◉ Ipsative Assessment Example. Answer: Examples of Assessments -
Comparing previous work & progress to current work through
progress reports & portfolios.
◉ Formative Assessment. Answer: An assessment conducted
throughout the learning process. This assessment helps to guide
teaching and learning.
◉ Formative Assessment Example. Answer: Example of Assessments
- Quizzes, Discussions, Observations, Exit Tickets & Peer Reviews
◉ Summative Assessment. Answer: An assessment given at the end of
a unit or lesson to assess overall achievement.
◉ Summative Assessment Example. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Multiple Choice Test, Final Exam & Unit Test
, ◉ Diagnostic Assessment. Answer: This assessment is given before
the beginning of a unit to evaluate prior knowledge.
◉ Competency-Based Assessment. Answer: An assessment to see if a
learner can perform certain skills. Show mastery before moving on to
the next skill.
◉ Competency-Based Assessment Example. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Skill Demonstration, Creating a Project, Performing a
Lab or completing a project
◉ Criterion-Referenced Assessment. Answer: An assessment where
performance is measured against a set of standards or criteria, not
against others peers.
◉ Criterion-Referenced Assessment Examples. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Driving Test, Rubric-Based Research Paper, Advanced
Placement Test, Industry Certification Exam
◉ Norm-Referenced Assessment. Answer: An assessment to see if a
learner's work compares to the average work completed by a similar
group of learners.
◉ Norm-Referenced Assessment Examples. Answer: Example of
Assessments - Test Graded on a Curve & Competitive Academic
Exam & SAT/ ACT
