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A performance assessment has two parts: the task to be completed and the criteria for judging the quality of the completed task.
True
False
Why use a performance assessment?
Students feel more connected to the real world
Performance assessments are student driven
Students often work as a team to complete a task
All of the above
Select all that are examples of performance assessments.
A chapter test
Playing a musical instrument
Work of art
Midterm exam
Partial credit cannot be given for a performance assessment.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a type of performance based activity?
Presentations
Portfolios
Exams
Debates
Explaining clear expectations and providing descriptive, well-developed feedback helps students understand the vision of the learning target.
True
False
Performance assessment is one of the most valuable ways to collect information on student achievement and to involve students with _________ their own learning.
Assessing
Reflecting on
Sharing
All of the above
Performance-based assessment methods engage students in constructing responses, creating products, and applying knowledge.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a step in rubric development?
Establishing a knowledge base
Offering descriptive feedback
Gathering samples of student performances or products
Sorting student work by level of quality
What are some of the advantages of using performance assessment tasks? Choose all that apply.
Working individually
Breaking complex tasks into parts
Scheduling feedback and revision on practice tasks
Self-assessment
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