A scoring guide used in subjective assessments.
An element of an item, normally the actual question, that provides the stimulus that conveys a prompt to the participant to understand and answer the question.
A reasonable modification in an assessment instrument or its administration made to compensate for the effects of a qualified disability without altering the purpose of the assessment instrument.
A statistical measure of the spread of results. The higher the standard deviation, the greater the spread of data.
A set of tests standardized on the same population, so that norm-referenced scores on the several tests can be compared or used in combination for decision making.
A common set of items administered with each of two or more different forms of a test for the purpose of equating the scores of these forms.
An area of language ability or knowledge.
A reliability coefficient obtained by administering the same test a second time to the same group after a time interval and correlating the two sets of scores.
The application of a standard and a decision-making system to assessment data to produce judgments about the amount and adequacy of the learning that has taken place.
The collection of relevant information that may be relied on for making decisions.
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Accommodation
Assessment
Standard Deviation
Rubric
Battery
Anchor Test
Test-retest coefficient
Evaluation
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