Question 1

What is a rubric?

Accepted Answer

A tool comprising a set of criteria developed to assess learners' work.

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A document that outlines student conduct.

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A list of course materials.

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A type of grading scale without criteria.

Question 2

How do rubrics support authentic assessment?

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They reflect how well learners are able to apply knowledge in real-world contexts.

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They are not aligned with learning outcomes.

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They are used for group projects only.

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They focus only on written tests.

Question 3

What type of feedback does a holistic rubric provide?

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Summative feedback about overall learners' performance.

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Detailed feedback for individual components.

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No feedback at all.

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A numerical score without explanation.

Question 4

In an analytic rubric, how are performance levels typically presented?

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With corresponding scores or weights for each criterion.

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In a narrative format.

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As a single score only.

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Using vague descriptions.

Question 5

According to Brookhart (2013), what does a rubric comprise?

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A set of criteria with performance quality levels

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A checklist of tasks

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Examples of past students' work

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Only a grading scale

Question 6

What is the definition of validity in the context of assessment instruments?

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The ability to measure what it intends to measure.

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The ability to be easily understood by learners.

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The ability to produce consistent scores.

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The ability to predict future performance.

Question 7

What is a construct map used for in alternative assessment?

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To identify the range of abilities among learners.

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To determine the validity of a test.

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To grade the assessments.

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To create test-retest reliability.

Question 8

Which type of reliability depends on one rater assessing an object or event multiple times?

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Intra-rater reliability

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Test-retest reliability

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Inter-rater reliability

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Internal consistency

Question 9

In the context of reliability, what does 'test-retest' measure?

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The stability of a measure over time.

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The internal consistency of test items.

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The accuracy of test items.

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The consistency of scores across different raters.

Question 10

Which type of validity involves superficial and subjective assessment?

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Face validity

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Construct validity

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Predictive validity

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Content validity

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