Three – Part Analytic Summary
PART I
Charting Results – how does your graphic show a clear picture of target mastery
Name | Total Score | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q5 | Q6 | Q7 | Q8 | Q9 | Q10 |
Target | LT1 |
Name | Q11 | Q12 | Q13 | Q14 | Q15 | Q16 | Q17 | Q18 | Q19 | Q20 | Q21 | Q22 | ||||
Target | LT2 | LT3 | LT2 | LT3 | LT4 | |||||||||||
You can change the target row by merging/splitting cells and or changing colors.
Name | Question Type | |||
Matching | Fill In | T/F | MC | |
Average |
Name | Learning Targets | |||
LT1 | LT2 | LT3 | LT4 | |
Average |
PART II
Analysis of results to inform teaching – What do the results show about next steps – reteaching, small groups, or move on? Be sure to list and focus on learning targets first and then look at question types.
PART III
What are three “big ideas” that you took away from the process of creating the selected-response test? Be sure to support each insight with citations from the modules.