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Assessment & Evaluation Methods Flashcards

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  1. Which question type is best for assessing higher-order thinking such as evaluation and synthesis?

    Answer: Essay or open-ended scenario

    Open-ended responses let learners demonstrate analysis, evaluation, and creation.

  2. An instructor posts the grading rubric together with the assignment instructions. What is the primary benefit?

    Answer: Learners understand expectations before they begin

    Sharing the rubric upfront clarifies expectations and supports learner success.

  3. Which describes a low-stakes assessment?

    Answer: A short ungraded or minimally weighted practice quiz

    Low-stakes assessments carry little or no grade weight and encourage practice and feedback.

  4. A learner scores poorly on an exam but did well on all projects. Which strategy gives the fairest view of competence?

    Answer: Use multiple assessment methods to triangulate evidence

    Multiple measures give a more valid and balanced picture of learner achievement.

  5. What does self-assessment primarily develop in online learners?

    Answer: Metacognition and self-regulation

    Self-assessment builds learners' ability to monitor and regulate their own learning.

  6. Which is an example of an authentic assessment in an online business course?

    Answer: Developing a real-world marketing plan for a local business

    Authentic assessments mirror real-world tasks learners will face professionally.

  7. When should an instructor typically review LMS analytics on quiz attempts and time-on-task?

    Answer: Regularly, to spot struggling learners and refine instruction

    Ongoing analytics review enables early intervention and improvement of assessments.

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