
Reliability and Validity
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Professional Development
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Alaisha Glenn
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Multiple Choice
This is an example of...
Reliability but Not Validity
Validity but Not Reliability
Neither Validity or Reliability
Validity and Reliability
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Multiple Choice
This is an example of...
Reliability but Not Validity
Validity but Not Reliability
Neither Validity or Reliability
Validity and Reliability
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Multiple Choice
The degree to which an assessment accurately assesses the concept and/or skill we are attempting to measure.
Reliability
Validity
Error Margin
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Multiple Choice
The degree to which your assessment is free of random error is...
Reliability
Validity
Error Margin
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Multiple Choice
What would be a good way to estimate the reliability of an assessment?
Verifying that majority of students' scores are close to one another
Checking to see if it makes a difference when the test is taken
Calculating the distance between the highest and lowest student score
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Multiple Choice
According to the author a test is reliable if...
The test measures what is supposed to measure.
the test is neither too long nor too difficult.
the test does not have any content that wasn't taught specifically in the classroom.
if students get similar scores on the test regardless of the day when they take it.
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Multiple Choice
To ensure the reliability of a test candidates...
should be given options and freedom to complete a task.
shouldn't be given many options. Tests items should be controlled
should be provided with the most ambiguous items possible.
should be allowed to complete tasks in the way they feel like.
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Multiple Choice
The degree to which an assessment accurately assesses the concept and/or skill we are attempting to measure.
Reliability
Error Margin
Validity
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Multiple Choice
Validity is a concept that... (choose the best answer)
Measures the consistency of the measurement taken under the study.
Measures the accuracy of the concept that it supposes to measure.
Covers the full range of the issue set for the study
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Poll
Do you think this method was reliable? Hint: We can check reliability by changing observers and changing when the experiment was done.
Yes, it was.
No, it wasn't.
I'm not sure.
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Poll
Do you think this method was valid? Hint: We can check reliability by checking how well the results matched the true value.
Yes, it was.
No, it wasn't.
I'm not sure.
This is an example of...
Reliability but Not Validity
Validity but Not Reliability
Neither Validity or Reliability
Validity and Reliability
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