The presentation provides an overview of key concepts in educational testing and assessment, including definitions, types, and purposes of assessment, testing, measurement, evaluation, and related tools.
1. DESIGNED BY MINA EL GOUR
Definition of terms:
Assessment, testing, Evaluation, measurement,
Exam, Quiz and teaching
CRMEF - SOUSS MASSA
MODULE: TESTING and ASSESSEMENT
TRAINER: PROF. AYAD CHRAA
Training year 2024-2025
3. Teaching
The act of delivering content, facilitating learning,
and guiding students using specific methods,
materials, and strategies.
4. ASSESSMENT
A broad and continuous process of collecting and
interpreting information about learners’ progress
and performance. It involves collecting data through
various tools such as tests, quizzes, assignments, or
observations.
6. Measurement is specifically about assigning
numerical values or scores to a student's
performance, based on certain criteria. It’s a way
of quantifying what a student knows or can do.
MEASUREMENT
7. Evaluation refers to the process of making judgments
or decisions based on the information collected through
assessments or other forms of data gathering. It’s the
final step in understanding the effectiveness, value, or
success of something, whether a student’s performance,
a lesson plan, or a whole program.
EVALUATION
8. Assessment Gather information about learning
→
↓
Measurement Convert that information into scores/numbers
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Evaluation Use the scores to make a decision or judgment
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9. Testing
Testing is a specific method or tool
within the assessment process that
typically involves measuring a student’s
knowledge or skills using a
standardized or structured format.
10. Quiz
A quiz is a shorter, less formal
assessment tool used to check a
student’s understanding of a small
portion of the material.
11. Exam
An exam is a formal, high-stakes
assessment, often comprehensive, used
to assess a large portion of material or
the entire course. It’s typically used for
summative assessment.
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References
17. A test is best described
as...
A process for judging
teaching
effectiveness
A
A general term for
all forms of
evaluation
D) A method of
peer review
B
C
D
A one-time tool to
measure knowledge or
skills
19. which of the following is
typically short, informal,
and used during a lesson?
Test
A
Evaluation
B
C
D
Exam
Quiz
20. what do assessment and
evaluation have in common?
Both assign grades
A
Both are formal
exams
B
C
D
Both include judgment
Both involve
collecting
information