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This person develop this taxonomy that organize according to the degree of coordination including involuntary response and learn capabilities
Harrow in 1972
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Teacher creates assessment that will determine the intended learning targets are achieved by you and address the gaps occur during the process of your learning information and this is also referred as formative assessment wherein its result serves as proof that you have achieved desired learning target by your teacher
assessment for learning
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Students can present a visual enactment of a particular skill or activity
demonstration
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The people who delineated 5k attributes of an effective formative assessment
melmer, burmaster and james 2008
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Is an evaluation method that effectively measures student learning against clear objectives and providing valuable insights into the progress
high quality assessment
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It is like the same purpose as formative assessments but these are given periodically throughout the school year
interim assessments
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Environmental cues that allow one to adjust movements
perception
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Rewrite the principles of test writing or explain in one's own words the steps for performing complex task for translate an equation into a computer spreadsheet
understanding
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Learner performs actions by memory or by following direction
manipulation
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Constructed response
brief constructed response, performance based task, essay items, oral questioning
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Use manual to calculate an employee's vacation time and apply loss of statistics to evaluate the reliability of a written test
applying
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What strategies can be implemented to involve students in the assessment process, promoting ownership of their learning
self assessment or goal setting or per assessment or feedback discussion or empowering students to take an active role
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A learning demonstrated by physical skills like coordination dexterity or manipulation or grace or strength or speed that the actions demonstrate the fine motor skills or gross motor skills
psychomotor domain
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Used to determine if the students have already acquired intended accounts and contains items that measured knowledge and skills of students and reference
placement
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Selected response
multiple choice, binary choice, matching type, identification
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Does the learner act consistently with the new value the focus is on patterns of adjustment
characterization by value
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Recite a policy or quote prices from memory to a customer or recite the safety rules
remembering
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It is undertaken to determine whether students can demonstrate their learning through performance in real or simulated situations and requires the learner to them demonstrate knowledge learning and understanding through real task application
performance assessment
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Four steps of student outcomes assessment by anderson
trading learning outcomes statements, design teaching or assessments to achieve this outcome statements, implementing teaching or assessment activities, analyze data on individuals aggregate levels, reassess the process
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5 key attributes of formative assessment
learning progressions, learning goals and criteria for success, descriptive feedback, self and peer assessment, collaboration
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Categories of bloom's taxonomy
remembering understanding applying analyzing evaluating creating
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Affective domain taxonomy
RRVOC RECEIVING RESPONDING VALUING ORGANIZATION CHARACTERIZATION BY VALUE
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A person who cited a body of evidence showing that formative assessment can raise the standards of achievement
black and william in 1998
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According to them an enumerated the positive effects of assessment follows likely reactivates, encourage and provides knowledge
utaberta and hassanpour
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Several skills that perform together in a harmonious way
articulation
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Does the learner show involvement and commitment
valuing
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9/20 is more meaningful than the row score 9 alone
measurement
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Harrow 1972 taxonomy includes
RBPPSN REFLEX MOVEMENTS BASIC FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT PERCEPTUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES SKILLED MOVEMENTS NON-DISCURSIVE COMMUNICATION
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How is feedback provided to support student improvement
it focus on actionable steps for improvement and offering opportunities for revision based on that feedback because it is timely specific and constructive
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Its main focus is how you efficiently manage your own learning and gives important emphasis on metacognition where you have an awareness of one's thoughts and processes that means as students should not only be a passive learners but should be actively engaged
assessment as learning
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The readiness to act that includes mental physical and emotional sets and are deposition that predetermined a person's response to different situations sometimes called mindsets
set
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Students can engage themselves in enjoyable activities without fear or being tested
games
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Learns by watching and imitating actions
imitation
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Pertains to a particular level of knowledge skills and values that the students has acquired at the end of the unit or a period of study and this is a result of the engagement in a set of appropriate and meaningful learning experiences
learning outcomes
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Affective targets
RRVOC receiving responding valuing organization characterization
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Creating new movement patterns to fit a particular situation or specific problem and the learning outcomes emphasize creativity based upon highly developed skills
origination
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Automatic reactions
reflex movements
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Write a company operations or process manual or design a machine to perform a specific task or integrate training from several sources to solve a problem
creating
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Things requiring endurance strength vigor and agility
physical activities
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Select the most effective solution or higher the most qualified candidate or explain and justify a new budget
evaluating
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It is considered as the terminal assessments of learning and it comes at the end of the unit program term or school year and the main purpose of this is to give rating our grade and provides data on what's the students have achieved in given period of a time
summative assessment
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Symbolizing and integrating
comprehension
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Assessment incorporate various formats like
visual or auditory or kinesthetic
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Executing and recalling and recognizing
retrieval
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This is the intermediate stage in learning a complex skill and learn responses have become habitual at the movement can be performed with some confidence and proficiency
mechanism
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It is designed to help teachers understand and implement a standards based curriculum and it involves the development of knowledge and intellectual skills like what do i want learners to know
cognitive (knowledge based
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Troubleshoot piece of equipment by using logical deduction or recognize logical fallacies in reasoning and gathers information from a department and selects the required task for training
analyzing
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Learners watch actions of another person and imitates them
imitation
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Kendall and marzano
RCAKMS RETRIEVAL COMPREHENSION ANALYSIS KNOWLEDGE UTILIZATION METACOGNITION SELF SYSTEM THINKING
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The ability to use sensory cost to guide motor activity and ranges from sensory stimulation through a selection to translation
perception
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The teacher formulates a list of objectives that students need to master and just check off the objective that the students has mastered
checklist
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Assessment methods such as
quizzes are exams and projects are designed to directly measure the specific learning objectives
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Learner can perform several skills together in a harmonious manner
articulation
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It determines what the students can actually do in real life situations rather using some easy to score responses and a life learning experience are bound to assessment to make learning and assessment will meaningful and motivational
authentic assessment
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It is usually given towards the end of a course or a unit in semestral term and being done to determine if you have achieved the instructional goals and for your teachers to give you an equivalent mark of grade example is this is your midterm or final examinations
assessment of learning
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Activities where a level of efficiency is achieved
skilled movements
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Is a process of quantifying test results and this process begins when the future compares to students responses with the presumably correct responses in the scoring key and a row score in the test has no meaning
measurement
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Learners performance becomes more exact
precision
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Is a device used to measure what the students have learned before during or after classroom activities
test
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Students have the potential to write and reflect upon their learning experiences
journal
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It pinpoints with the students have achieved the objective of the lesson thought and provides feedback about the effectiveness of teaching and is not conducted purposely and its main purpose is to determine the gap and the result of this assessment is the basis of teacher's decision to proceed to the next lesson
formative assessment
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Test that can be used to gather data about what the students have learned in the school activities over a period time
scholastic achievement
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Is the learner aware of or responding to the environment the focus is on simple awareness and selective attention
receiving
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Principles in outcome based education model that assessment should conform to certain
appropriateness and alignment of assessment methods to earning outcomes, validity and reliability, practicality and efficiency, ethics
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Actions performed through memorization or following this direction
manipulation
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Nine types of assessment
norm referenced, criterion referenced, domain referenced, diagnosis, formative, summative, authentic, ipsative, performance
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HARROW 1972
RBPPSN REFLEX MOVEMENT BASIC FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT PERCEPTUAL ABILITIES PHYSICAL ABILITIES SKILLED MOVEMENTS NON-DISCURSIVE COMMUNICATION
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Categories of bloom's taxonomy
CEAAUR
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Is basically used to determine a learners and p performance and the beginning of instruction teachers assess to a readiness of a pre test
placement
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1970 dave developed this taxonomy
naturalization articulation precision manipulation imitation
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Four major categories for appropriateness of assessment method
SCTS SELECTED RESPONSE CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE TEACHER OBSERVATION SELF REPORT
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It is a set of questions with an accepted set of presumably correct answers and design together information about some individual characters like scholastic achievements
test
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Can the learner show a new behavior due to an experience the focus is on interest seeking an enjoyment
responding
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Learner achieves high level of performance and actions become natural with little or no thought about them
naturalization
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What measures are in place to ensure reliability and consistently in grading
clear rubrics, assessor training, peer review processes and moderation sessions
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Specifying and generalizing and analyzing and classifying and matching
analysis
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A process of gathering information about students learning and then analyzing and interpreting them for purpose of making decisions
assessment
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Students have time to spend for reinforced learning at home or even in school during they can periods
daily assignment
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In 1970 dave developed this taxonomy
IMPAN
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Body language
non discursive communication
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The skillful performance of motor acts that involve complex movement patterns and proficiency is indicated by a quick accurate and highly coordinated performance and requiring a minimum of energy that includes performing without hesitation and automatic response
complex over response
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High level of performance attribute actions become second nature
naturalization
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Performance becomes more exact an actions are more precise
precision
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Simple movements that can build to more complex sets of movements
basic fundamental movement
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Investigating and experimenting and problem solving and decision making
knowledge utilization
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Benjamin simpson psychomotor domain includes
PSGMCAO
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Assessment cyclic process
1. define or refine students learning outcomes based on output from stakeholders, 2. design assessment tools and criteria and standard directly linked to each outcome, 3. implement assessment tools to gather evidence of student learning, 4. analyze and evaluate the collected data, 5. identify gaps between desired and actual results, 6. document results and outlight needed change in curriculum instructional materials or teaching strategies
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Focuses only on the unique experience showing attitude that did some modification or intervention
anecdotal record
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The students are expected to learn better in a school setting and during class activities when there are two opposing views about an issue and where organized students opposing possessions on a topic and defend side
debates
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The cognitive targets
KCAASE knowledge or remember comprehension or understand application or apply analysis or analyze synthesis or create evaluation or evaluate
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Is a cornerstone of effective teaching and learning and should be specific and clearly defined of what students are expected to know understand or able to do
clarity of learning targets
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Examining motivation and specifying goals and process monitoring and monitoring clarity and monitoring accuracy
metacognition
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Has the learner combined and conceptualized a new value giving it priority and the focus is on philosophy of life
organization
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Are devices that do not force students to give the responses and usually based on teachers direct observation as students perform the assign task
non test
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He revised the bloom's taxonomy table that classify instructional and learning activities used to achieve the objectives but also for assessments employed
krathwohl
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The early stages in learning a complex skill that includes imitation and trial and error and adequacy of performance is achieved by practicing
guided response
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What are the learning objectives being assessed
knowledge acquisition and skill mastery and critical thinking and application of consent relevant to the curriculum
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Examining importance and examining efficacy and examining emotions
self system thinking
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Skills are well developed and the individual can modify movement patterns to fit special requirements
adaptation
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Intended to identify learning difficulties during instruction and for instance can detect commonly held misconception in a subject
diagnostic assessment