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STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT AND TEST CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT ANGUISH THE COMPLETE STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO TEST DESIGN, ADMINISTRATION, SCORING, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION
STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT AND TEST CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT ANGUISH THE COMPLETE STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO TEST DESIGN, ADMINISTRATION, SCORING, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION
PART I BACKGROUND AND LAYOUT
Chapter 1 UNDERSTANDING ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1.1. Testing and Formative and Summative Assessment
1.2. Range and Uses of Assessments
1.3. Impact of Assessment-Focused Contexts on Teachers, Students and Principals
2.1. Program, Program Outputs, Program Objectives
2.2. Curriculum, Student and Teacher Evaluation
2.3. Uses and Objects of Evaluation
2.4. Evaluation, Testing, Assessment and Measurement
3. STAGES OF TEST CONSTRUCTION
PART II TEST CONSTRUCTION: TEST AIM, OBJECTIVES AND TYPE
Chapter 2 STAGE 1: WRITING AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. SKILL 1: DEFINING AN AIM
2. SKILL 2: RECOGNIZING THE DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS OF AN AIM
3. SKILL 3: DEFINING OBJECTIVES
4. SKILL 4: RECOGNIZING THE DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS OF OBJECTIVES
5. SKILL 5: WRITING PRECISE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
6. TIPS TO AVOID PROBLEMS OF WRITING OBJECTIVES
7. IMPORTANCE OF WRITING A CLEAR AIM AND OBJECTIVES
8. CLASSIFICATION OF OBJECTIVES
Chapter 3 STAGE 1 (CONTINUED): WRITING COGNITIVE OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. LEVELS AND DIMENSIONS OF COGNITIVE OBJECTIVES
1.1. Factual, Conceptual and Procedural Knowledge
1.2. Meta-Cognitive Knowledge (Meaning and Importance)
1.2.1. Components of Metacognition
1.2.2. Metacognitive Strategies
2. LOWER-ORDER THINKING LEVEL OF OBJECTIVES
2.1. Skill 1: Writing Objectives at the Knowledge/ Remembering Level
3. MEDIUM-ORDER THINKING LEVEL OF OBJECTIVES
3.1. Skill 2: Writing Objectives at the Comprehension/ „Understand‟ Level
3.2. Skill 3: Writing Objectives at the „Application/„Apply‟ Level‟
4. HIGHER-ORDER THINKING (PROBLEM-SOLVING) LEVEL OF OBJECTIVES
4.1. Skill 4: Writing Objectives at the “Analysis/„Analyze‟ Level”
4.2. SKILL 5: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE EVALUATION/„EVALUATE‟ LEVEL
4.3. SKILL 6: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE SYNTHESIS/„CREATE‟ LEVEL
5. THE COGNITIVE OBJECTIVES DEBATE
Chapter 4 STAGE 1 (CONTINUED): WRITING AFFECTIVE OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. SKILL 1: WRITE OBJECTIVES AT THE RECEIVING LEVEL
2. SKILL 2: WRITE OBJECTIVES AT THE RESPONDING LEVEL
3. SKILL 3: WRITE OBJECTIVES AT THE VALUING LEVEL
4. SKILL 4: WRITE OBJECTIVES AT THE ORGANIZATION LEVEL
5. SKILL 5: WRITE OBJECTIVES AT THE CHARACTERIZING OF A VALUE COMPLEX LEVEL
Chapter 5 STAGE 1 (CONTINUED): WRITING PSYCHOMOTOR OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. SKILL 1: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE IMITATION LEVEL
1.1. Theoretical Familiarization
2. SKILL 2: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE MANIPULATION LEVEL
3. SKILL 3: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE PRECISION LEVEL
4. SKILL 4: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE ARTICULATION LEVEL +9
5. SKILL 5: WRITING OBJECTIVES AT THE HABIT-FORMATION/NATURALIZATION LEVEL
6. THE CURRICULUM TEST AIM (MODEL/REFERENCE TEST)
7. THE CURRICULUM TEST OBJECTIVES (MODEL/REFERENCE TEST)
Chapter 6 STAGE 2: WRITE THE TEST TYPE
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. PERFORMANCE MEASURES (TESTS)
1.7. PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENTS (AUTHENTIC/ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENTS)
2.1. Personality Inventories
2.2. Projective Techniques
2.5. Vocational Interest Measures
3. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST TYPE
PART III TEST CONSTRUCTION: TEST TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS AND TYPE OF ITEMS
Chapter 7 STAGE 3: CREATE A TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. STEP 1: DETERMINE TEST CONTENT
2. STEP 2: DETERMINE RELATIVE WEIGHT OF CONTENT
2.1. Determine Relative Weight of Content by Lessons
2.2. Determine Relative Weight of Content by Pages
3. STEP 3: DETERMINE RELATIVE WEIGHT OF OBJECTIVES
3.1. The List of Objectives Method
3.2. The Test Developer‟s Judgment Method
Chapter 8 STAGE 3: (CONTINUED) CREATE A TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. STEP 4: DISTRIBUTE ITEMS AMONG THEMES OF CONTENT
1.1. Determine the Test Overall Number of Items
1.2. Determine Each Unit‟s Items from the Test Overall Items
1.3. INSERT EACH UNIT‟S ITEMS IN THE TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
2. STEP 5: DISTRIBUTE ITEMS AMONG LEVELS OF OBJECTIVES
Chapter 9 STAGE 4: DETERMINE TYPE OF ITEMS
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
2.1. Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ)
2.3. True/False Questions
2.4. Short-Answer Questions
2.5. Gap Filling Questions
2.6. Completion Questions
3. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST TYPE OF ITEMS
PART IV TEST CONSTRUCTION: TEST VALIDITY AND TRIAL
Chapter 10 STAGE 5: VALIDATE CONTENT
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
3.1. Methods of Determining Content Validity
3.1.1. Content Experts/Jury Members
3.1.2. Table of Specifications
4.1. Methods of Determining Construct Validity
5.4. Discrimnant/Divergent
7. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST VALIDATION PROCESS
Chapter 11 STAGE 6: TEST TRIAL
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. DETERMINE THE TEST RELIABILITY
2. METHODS OF DETERMINING RELIABILITY
2.1. Reliability as Stability (Test- retest) / (Pre/ posttest)
2.1.1. Over Time/Diachronic Reliability as Stability
2.1.2. Over Sample/Synchronic Reliability as Stability
2.2. Reliability as Equivalence/Alternate Forms/Inter-rater
2.2.1. Equivalent/Alternate Forms Reliability
2.2.2. Inter-Rater Reliability/Objectivity
2.3. Reliability as Internal Consistency/Spilt-Half/Alpha/Kuder-Richardson
2.3.2. Kuder-Richardson/(Yes/no Type of Questions)
3. CALCULATE ITEM ANALYSIS (COEFFICIENT OF DIFFICULTY/FACILITY AND DISCRIMINATION)
4. DETERMINE TEST LENGTH (TIME)
A) Calculate the Average of the First and Last Test-Taker
B) Calculate the Average of All Test Takers
5. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST RELIABILITY PROCESS
6. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST TIME
PART V TEST CONSTRUCTION: TEST ADMINISTRATION, SCORING, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
Chapter 12 STAGE 7: ADMINISTER THE TEST
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
2. INVIGILATORS OR PROCTORS
5. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST ADMINISTRATION PROCESS
Chapter 13 STAGE 8: SCORE, ANALYZE AND INTERPRET THE TEST
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1.1. Holistic/Impressionistic Test Scoring
1.2. Analytic Test Scoring
2. OBJECTIVE TEST SCORING
3. THE CURRICULUM (REFERENCE) TEST SCORING
Chapter 14 STAGE 8: SCORE, ANALYZE AND INTERPRET THE TEST (CONTINUED)
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. TABULATE SCORES/ENTER DATA INTO COMPUTER
2. USE DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
Calculate the Average/Mean
Calculate the Average from Grade Point Average (GPA)
Calculate the Standard Deviation (S.D.)
Calculate the Raw Score or Number of Students from a Given Percentage
Calculate a Factor/ Converted Score
3. USE INFERENTIAL STATISTICS
4. GRAPHICAL OR VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF SCORES
Representation of Data through a Bar Chart
Representation of Data through a Pie Chart
Representation of Data through a Curve Chart
Chapter 15 STAGE 8: SCORE, ANALYZE AND INTERPRET THE TEST (CONTINUED)
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. INTERPRET NORM-REFERENCED TEST SCORES
(A) Create an upward Frequency Table
(B) Calculate the Average
2. INTERPRET CRITERION-REFERENCED TEST SCORES
Chapter 16 STAGE 8: SCORE, ANALYZE AND INTERPRET THE CURRICULUM TEST
OBJECTIVES OF THE CHAPTER
1. CURRICULUM TEST SCORING
2. CURRICULUM TEST ANALYSIS
3. CURRICULUM TEST INTERPRETATION
THE CURRICULUM ACHIEVEMENT TEST
A) Multiple-choice questions: (Choose one answer only) (1 point each) (Total: 40)
B) Multiple-choice questions: (Choose one answer only) (2 points each) (Total: 40)
ALIGNMENT MATRIX OF TEST ITEMS WITH THE SIX LEVELS OF COGNITIVE OBJECTIVES