Educational assessment
What each educational assessment question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
Evaluative portfolio for eight early learning standards
Educational assessment
An evaluative portfolio for children aged three to five covering all eight early learning standards, social-emotional, approaches to learning, language and literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, physical development, health and safety, and fine arts, with a section for each standard containing two or more summative and two or more formative assessments, accompanied by a narrative of 750 to 1,000 words describing the portfolio, explaining how and why the assessments were chosen, how progress is measured on each, and how the information is conveyed to families, using five to seven scholarly resources.
Analyzing assessment data: reliability and item analysis
Educational assessment
A nine-question essay on sample test statistics where every answer has to quote a number from a named textbook table — drawn from two different chapters in two different books — and end in something an instructor would actually do.
PSY331 applying learning theory to life paper
Educational assessment
A two- to three-page paper carrying four theory explanations and fourteen listed items, where the number seven is deliberate and the strategies must not all come from one paradigm.