Example Interview Questions: You Should Be Interviewing Me. Not Sending Me These To Answer
This document contains example interview questions about diagnostic assessments conducted for students this semester. The assessments occurred in weeks 2 and 3 and were oral tests developed by the Ministry of Education to evaluate students' reading abilities and comprehension levels. The oral assessments were conducted one-on-one to determine what reading level and materials each student should be taught from. Students are sometimes grouped heterogeneously depending on the learning activity.
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Example Interview Questions: You Should Be Interviewing Me. Not Sending Me These To Answer
This document contains example interview questions about diagnostic assessments conducted for students this semester. The assessments occurred in weeks 2 and 3 and were oral tests developed by the Ministry of Education to evaluate students' reading abilities and comprehension levels. The oral assessments were conducted one-on-one to determine what reading level and materials each student should be taught from. Students are sometimes grouped heterogeneously depending on the learning activity.
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You should be interviewing me. Not sending me these to answer.
Example Interview Questions
1. What diagnostic assessment has taken place this semester? -MOE english diagnostic test on reading and high frequency words 2. When did this occur? -weeks 2 and 3 3. What types of assessments were conducted? (written, oral, practical, etc.) -oral reading and comprehension 4. Who developed these assessments? -MOE 5. Who conducted the assessments? -EMTs Were the assessments completed by students individually? -one-on-one testing 6. What information did you hope to get from the assessments? Reading and reading comprehension 7. What decisions did you make based on the assessments? -the class (high or on-level) and book the children would be taught from 8. How did you group your students? (same/different academic levels, friendship groups, similar interests, etc.) Mix, depending on the activity 9. Do the groups change for different learning subjects/topics? Yes, depending on the activity