https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb Out of the seven evaluative criteria (generalizability, authenticity, multiple foci, teachability, fairness, feasibility, and scorability) which 2 do you think are the most vital to creating an effective performance assessment? Provide evidence from in class notes and the reading. You have 5-7 minutes to complete the assessment. en-us 2022-03-11 22:50:31 UTC 2022-03-14 22:57:26 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4a1.png https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094747901 I think that for us as teachers teach ability is the most important thing. Reason being is that if we are teaching the students and they are learning then we are failing. We as teachers need to be able to guide the students and teach them. 
-Noah ]]> 2022-03-14 22:50:59 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094747901 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094748007 Authenticity is the best option because it is most applicable to the real world. Students will take this far past the classroom. Teach ability is my next favorite because this is another option you will take far past high school. It is essential to be teachable your entire lie ]]> 2022-03-14 22:51:09 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094748007 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094748584 This idea is extremely important to avoid bias in the classroom. The main thing mentioned that I think applies to this is the Halo Effect. I have a friend who is already teaching who claims they commonly work to benefit the students they like. I find this highly inappropriate and it plays to favorites. The second idea that I find important is teachability. Lessons should always be appropriate to both the subject and the students. If a topic is unable to be attainable then the students will not care to listen. 

-Taran Wagner]]> 2022-03-14 22:51:55 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094748584 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750085 In my opinion the two most vital Criteria would be teachability and feasibility. It’s important to make sure that a task or whatever you are teaching and assessing can be improved upon by students and added to. Feasibility is most important in a realistic way. You have to take into account space, time, available equipment, and most importantly cost for administration. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:00 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750085 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750101 I think the two most important evaluative criteria are fairness and feasibility because we should be sure that every student has an opportunity to succeed and the students should be able to finish the assignment in a reasonable amount of time.]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:02 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750101 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750161 I think that authenticity and fairness are the two most vital evaluative criteria in performance assessment. Authenticity is important because making it applicable to the real world will make it meaningful to our students. A large aspect of education is being able to APPLY it later on in their lives. For fairness, it is important that the criterion of the assessment is fair and an even playing field for all students. If a performance assessment, which evaluates a student's individual performance, isn't fair, then what's the point? Accurate measurement is key. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:07 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750161 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750243 Fairness and teachability. I think being fair to the students when grading assignments, projects, etc. is very important. It also works from the students side too because they need to be fair when completing work on time when expecting grades back in a certain time frame. Teachability is important because it is important for the students to be able to digest and retain information. Students need to be able to be engaged when learning content. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:13 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750243 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750265 The most important, out of all of the evaluative criteria, is fairness. Fairness incorporates the important of avoiding bias that may hinder the performance of the learner. Fairness also holds the teacher accountable on assessing students only on information that they would be responsible for knowing, not outside knowledge or facts. The other most important criteria to me authenticity. Authenticity and applicability to the real world is what learning is all about. After the students leave the confines of K-12 school, we as the teacher want all of the content and information we gave them to be applicable to their life. Overall, this means we have to evaluate the students based upon the needs of our 21st century world and society and tie lessons back to the real world through assessment. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:16 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750265 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750471 I think arguably the most important of the evaluative criteria is the feasibility of the criteria. An assessment can be as well written, fair, etc. as you like, but if it isn't really possible to perform the assessment, none of that matters.

Second I would say scorability is very important. If you can't apply the score to the aforementioned well-written assessment, what is the point of administering the assessment]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:24 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750471 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750560 Morgan K

I think the two criteria that are most important in creating an effective assessment are authenticity and teach ability. My reason for choosing these two are that: 1. For authenticity, the notes suggest whether or not it can apply to the real world. As teachers, not only are we teaching information, the students need to be able to apply the skills they are learning to the real world. Which is important. 2: for teachability, the notes suggest is it something the students can improve on? If you don’t use it you lose it. It’s important to get the students to improve on tasks so they are learning to eventually master the skills. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:54:31 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750560 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750984 First, i feel authenticity is important. The main idea of education is to prepare students for the real world and authenticity makes your assessment applicable to the real world. Next, I feel fairness is also vital. It is important to to avoid bias so that every student has an equal chance and assessment. These two ideas are the most vital to creating a performance assessment.

-Dalton Elzer]]> 2022-03-14 22:55:04 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094750984 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094751071 Authenticity and Fairness. Making sure an assessment is authentic makes sure that it is applicable to the real would and in a social studies class is is important that students be able to connect what we are learning in class to the world outside of the classroom. Fairness allows for the task to be made for all the student in the classroom. Avoiding bias also allows for you to accurately asses the students on the criteria you created.

Alex Loris ]]> 2022-03-14 22:55:11 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094751071 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094751230 I believe that scorability is the most important aspect of performance assessments. The entire point of an assessment is to measure the level that students are currently performing at. If you cannot score a performance assessment by a reliable set of criteria, then there is no point to giving an assessment.]]> 2022-03-14 22:55:24 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094751230 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094751466 I think scorability and fairness are two of the most important. Although the other evaluative criteria are also very important, without fairness and scorability, assessing the performance would not be possible. Scorability is important because if giving the students an assessment, it would need to be able to be scored. And how you score it is important. Fairness is important because it is essential to not grade students with bias or else the grade would not be reliable. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:55:42 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094751466 https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094752189 I would argue that authenticity and fairness are of the two most important criteria in creating an effective performance assessment. Authenticity is crucial because it ensures that the content is relevant and applicable to to the real world leading to a deeper sense of meaning when completing the assessment. Fairness is vital, as the avoidance of bias will ensure that students are judged equitably and accurately. ]]> 2022-03-14 22:56:08 UTC https://padlet.com/tournayma01/txxrof0yj41o37cb/wish/2094752189