Question 1

What is a rubric?

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A scoring guide used to evaluate the quality of students' work based on specific criteria.

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A type of chemical element

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A type of dance

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A type of dessert

Question 2

How can rubrics benefit students in the learning process?

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By providing clear criteria for success and feedback on their performance.

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By making assignments more difficult

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By restricting their creative thinking

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By increasing their workload unnecessarily

Question 3

What is the purpose of using analytic rubrics in assessment?

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To separately evaluate different aspects or criteria of a student's work.

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To provide a single, overall score for a student's work

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To limit the feedback given to students

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To confuse students with complicated grading schemes

Question 4

What is the difference between holistic and analytic rubrics?

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Holistic rubrics provide a single score based on an overall impression, while analytic rubrics assess multiple criteria separately.

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Holistic rubrics are more complex than analytic rubrics

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There is no difference between them

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Analytic rubrics are more subjective than holistic rubrics

Question 5

How can teachers ensure the validity and reliability of a rubric?

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By piloting the rubric with sample student work and engaging in calibration discussions with colleagues.

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By never using rubrics in assessment

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By using the rubric for all assessments without adjustments

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By creating the rubric in isolation without feedback

Question 6

Which term refers to the extent to which an assessment instrument actually measures what it intends to measure?

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Validity

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Reliability

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Consistency

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Accuracy

Question 7

What term indicates the degree to which an assessment instrument produces stable and consistent results?

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Reliability

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Credibility

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Precision

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Validity

Question 8

How does reliability differ from validity in alternative assessment instruments?

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Reliability focuses on consistency of results, while validity focuses on accuracy of measurement

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Reliability emphasizes scoring criteria, while validity emphasizes objectivity

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Reliability ensures timely feedback, while validity ensures construct validity

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Reliability addresses feedback provision, while validity addresses construct stability

Question 9

Which type of validity assesses whether an assessment instrument accurately represents the entire domain or spectrum of the construct being measured?

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Content validity

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Face validity

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Criterion validity

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Construct validity

Question 10

What type of validity focuses on demonstrating that the scores obtained from an assessment instrument correlate with external criteria or measures?

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Criterion validity

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Content validity

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Face validity

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Construct validity

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