LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:

a. Explain the differences between standardized
testing and high stakes testing;
b.Identify the use of standardized testing and high
stakes testing; and
c. Understand the importance of testing in education
 PRE-TEST

1. It is one of the many types of assessment and the most

commonly used method of making measurements in
Education.

a. Test
b. Standardized Testing
c. Testing
d. High Stakes Testing
 PRE-TEST

2. It is an organized method of obtaining information from

your progress in terms of knowledge, skills, behavior, and
aptitude by exposing you to a particular set of questions to
obtain a score.

a. Test
b. Standardized Testing
c. Testing
d. High Stakes Testing
 PRE-TEST

3. It is a man-made test which utilized the test results for

important judgment or decision.

a. Test
b. Standardized Testing
c. Testing
d. High Stakes Testing
 PRE-TEST

4. The same test is uniformly administered to all students

which means the questions, the allotted time, and the
mode of scoring are all the same.

a. Test
b. Standardized Testing
c. Testing
d. High Stakes Testing
 PRE-TEST

5. Aptitude Testing and Psychological Testing are

examples of?

a. Test
b. Standardized Testing
c. Testing
d. High Stakes Testing
 ANSWERS

1. A
2. C
3. D
4. B
5. B
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STET
TEST
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NATSDRADEZID SETNGIT
STANDARDIZED TESTING
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NIGSTET
TESTING
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GHHI ESKTAS SETNGIT

HIGH STAKES TESTING
TESTING
 -Itis and organized method of obtaining
information from your progress in terms of
knowledge, skills, behavior, and aptitude by
exposing you to a particular set of questions to
obtain a score. It is used to interpret whether you
have or have not achieved the learning targets and
competencies set by your teacher.
TEST
 -Isof the many types of
assessment and the most
commonly used method of
making measurements in
Education.
 STANDARDIZED
TESTING

TESTS
HIGH STAKES
TESTING
The same test is
uniformly
administered to all
students which means
STANDARDIZED
the questions, the TESTING
allotted time, and the
mode of scoring are
all the same.
A. College Admission Test

B. Aptitude Testing
EXAMPLES OF
STANDARDIZED TESTING
C. International
Comparison Test

D. Psychological Test
 A man-made test which utilized the test results
for important judgment or decision concerning
the following matters;

a. Students getting promoted to the next grade

level
b. Students receiving a high school diploma
c. Accreditation of schools HIGH STAKES
d. Financial Incentives for schools based on TESTING
students test performance on high-stakes test.
e. Principal and teachers being reassigned to
other school as promotion
f. Hiring employees/teachers in an organization
Why do we need to know the
importance of testing in Education?
-It will help educators with determining
student grade level placement, designing
specialized instruction, setting learning
goals, and monitoring progress. Testing
identifies student strengths and
weaknesses.
-Test result are important indicators of
academic progress.
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