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Able of Pecifications

The document discusses the table of specifications (TOS), which is a plan prepared by teachers to guide test construction and ensure all course elements are adequately assessed. The TOS is a two-way chart that lists the topics/competencies covered by the test and the number of test items or points allocated to each. It also maps the cognitive levels assessed, such as remembering, understanding, and applying knowledge, based on Bloom's Taxonomy. The document provides steps for preparing the TOS, including listing topics, determining objectives, allocating test items to topics based on time spent teaching, and calculating the number of items per topic. An example demonstrates how to calculate the percentage and number of items for a specific topic.

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Able of Pecifications

The document discusses the table of specifications (TOS), which is a plan prepared by teachers to guide test construction and ensure all course elements are adequately assessed. The TOS is a two-way chart that lists the topics/competencies covered by the test and the number of test items or points allocated to each. It also maps the cognitive levels assessed, such as remembering, understanding, and applying knowledge, based on Bloom's Taxonomy. The document provides steps for preparing the TOS, including listing topics, determining objectives, allocating test items to topics based on time spent teaching, and calculating the number of items per topic. An example demonstrates how to calculate the percentage and number of items for a specific topic.

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TABLE OF

SPECIFICATIONS
TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
Blue print for test
Purpose

Ensure proper emphasis given to


all elements of a course study
Content validity

Guide for writing items


MEANING OF TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
(TOS)
Table of Specification is a plan
prepared by a classroom teacher as a
basis for test construction especially a
periodic test.
Is a two-way chart which describes the
topics/competencies to be covered by a
test and the number of items or points
which will be associated with each
topic.
SPECIFIC AREAS
Remembering- remembering the facts,
terms, definitions and concepts
Understanding- understanding the
meaning of material. Explain,
interpret, summarize, give examples,
predict, translate
Application- selecting a concept or
skill and urging it to solve a problem.
Compute, solve, apply, modify,
construct
SPECIFIC AREAS
Analyzing- breaking material down
into its parts and explaining the
hierarchical relations
Evaluating- making a judgment based
upon a pre-established set of criteria.
Creating- producing something
original after having broken the
material down into its component parts
BLOOMS TAXONOMY
Original Terms New Terms

Evaluation Creating

Synthesis Evaluating

Analysis Analyzing

Application Applying

Comprehension Understanding

Knowledge Remembering
STEPS IN PREPARING THE TOS
1. List down the topics covered for inclusion in the test.
2. Determine the objective to be assessed in the test.
3. Specify the number of days/hours spent for teaching
a particular topic.
4. Determine the percentage allocation of the test items
for each of the topic covered. The formula applied is
as follows:

5. Determine the number of items for every topic by


multiplying the percentage of allocation for each
topic to the total number of items to be constructed.
FORMULA FOR FINDING THE NUMBER OF
ITEMS FOR EACH COMPETENCY:
EXAMPLE:
Mrs. Reyes utilized 10 hours for teaching the unit
on Pre Spanish Philippines. She spent 2 hours in
teaching the topic, Early Filipinos and their
Society. What percentage of test items should
she allocate for the topic?
EXAMPLE:
Mrs. Reyes decided to prepare a 50 item test on
the unit, Pre Spanish Philippines. How many
items should she write for the topic, Early
Filipinos and their Society?

Using the formula:

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