Selecting Appropriate Individual and Group-Based Assessments
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Published:2012
Evan Ortlieb, Earl H. Cheek, Erica Bowers, Gerlinde Grandstaff-Beckers, 2012. "Selecting Appropriate Individual and Group-Based Assessments", Using Informative Assessments towards Effective Literacy Instruction, Evan Ortlieb, Earl H. Cheek
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Purpose – To provide classroom teachers with an overview of a range of assessments that can be administered either individually or to a group.
Design/methodology/approach – The chapter is organized from early literacy skill assessments (both individual and group based) to comprehension and standardized tests.
Findings – Provides detailed information on skills required for each element of reading, design of assessment, intended purpose, and process of administration.
Research limitations/implications – This is not an exhaustive list, the authors strove to highlight the most reliable and practical assessments from a large body of possible choices.
Practical implications – This is a valuable source for classroom teachers who are provided with a wide-range of assessment choices covering the breadth of reading skills with extensive details on each.
Originality/value of paper – Teachers need a range of assessments to choose from to make decisions at the individual, class and school level.
