.................. emphasizes discrimination among individuals in terms of relative level of learning.
Norms Referenced Test
A norm-referenced test (NRT) interprets a student's score by comparing it with the performance of a reference group (the norm group). Its main purpose is to discriminate among individuals and place them in a relative position, e.g. percentile rank or standard score.
Criterion-referenced, objective-referenced and content-referenced tests interpret performance against a fixed standard, objective or domain of content – they tell what a student can or cannot do, not how he stands relative to others.
So the test that emphasizes discrimination among individuals in terms of relative level of learning is the norm-referenced test.
Hence, the answer is Norms Referenced Test.
According to the Kirkpatrick model of evaluation on which level we can measure the institutional outcomes?
Arrange the factors of evaluation process in order to sequence :
(i) Evidence on teaching-learning operations
(ii) Evidence on factors affecting learning
(iii) Evidence on pupil behaviour pertaining to objective
(iv) Objectives
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Formative evaluation is ............... in nature.
For diagnostic tests, the test-difficulty is .................. .
Which of the following is the limitation of Tyler’s model of curriculum evaluation ?
The CIPP model of curriculum evaluation concentrates on ..........
A type of performance evaluation that is done by one or more people of matching competencies is ....... .
A student’s score on Norm Referenced Test is best used to provide information about student’s ...........
When individuals are expected to perform at a specific level of achievement is called ............
Which of the following statements is/are true about the criterion referenced test ?
(I) It makes the comparative evaluation of individual’s performance with the predetermined standard.
(II) It compares individual’s performance with normative performance.
Evaluation is a continuous process, which involves:
Evaluation that monitors the learning progress during teaching is
Classroom evaluation is the best method of:
According to the Kirkpatrick model of evaluation on which level we can measure the institutional outcomes?