True/False
Multiple Choice
Matching Fill In
the Blank
Indirect
Evidence
Possess
Certain body of
knowledge
Schools teach this knowledge
Schools Test
to See if
Knowledge
was Acquired
Authentic Assessment
Individual
Capable of
Performing
Meaningful Tasks
Schools Help Them
Become Proficient at
Tasks
Students Asked to Perform the
Meaningful Tasks to Determine Success
Direct
Evidence
Student
Structured
"Planning
Backwards"
Tasks are
Determined,
then Curriculum is
Created
Initial Assessment
Home Language Survey
Tells Language or
Languages Spoken in
the Home
Parent or
Guardian
Complete a
Survey at Home
Checks Eligibility of
Educational
Services
Summative Assessment
ACCESS
Assessing
Comprehension and
Communication in
English State-To-State
for ELL's
Monitors Students'
Progress in
Acquiring Academic
English
English Language
Development Standards:
Social & Instructional
Language •Language of
Language Arts •Language
of Mathematics •Language
of Science •Language of
Social Studies
Three Forms of the Test:
Teir A is Beginning, Teir B
is Intermediate, Teir C is
Advanced
On-Going Assessment
Provides Continuous
Feedback on
Effectiveness of
Instruction
Range from Planned
to Informal
Assessments
Portfolios are a Comprehensive
Collection of Student Artifacts Used
to Evaluate Student Acheivement
Oral Language
Proficiency of an EB can be
Assessed by Graphic
Organizers, Story
Maps, Book Reports
High-Stakes Testing
Used to Make
Important Decisions
About Students
Promotion, Graduation, or
Admitted into Programs
Adequate Yearly
Progress (AYP) is
Progress that Must
be Shown by
Schools and the
Designated
Subgroups Within a
School
Content
Based
Standards
Culturally
Responsive Test that
are Comprehensive
and Unbiased to the
Learner