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Purpose of the testing program

Validate if learning objectives are achieved

What publication pertains to testing

NAVEDTRA 132

Who provides guidance to developers on testing

CCMM

Who approves test design and maintains master test item bank

Curriculum developer

Primary source data for creating test items

JDTA (pri)


OCCSTDS


CTTL


COI

What type of test are there

Formal and informal

What is a formal test

Counts towards final grade

What is an informal test

May or may not be graded but will not count in final grade

What are 3 skill proficiency level

Lvl 1- imitation


Lvl 2- repetition


Lvl 3- habit

What are 3 knowledge proficiency levels

Lvl 1- knowledge/comprehension


Lvl 2- application/analysis


Lvl 3- synthesis/evaluation

5 categories for performance and knowledge test

Pre-test


Progress


Comprehensive test


Oral test


Quiz

What are the types of test instruments

Job sheet


Problem sheet


Assignment sheet


Multiple choice


True or false


Matching


Completion


Labeling


Essay


Case study

Before test instruments are assembled in a test, what has to happen

Validation of test instrument content

2 types of testing methods

Criterion-referenced test


Norm-referenced

What does criterion-referenced test asses

Weather required level of skill or knowledge is met

What is norm-reference test assess

Based on bell curve



Estimates skill or knowledge in relation to a group

What are test policies for failure

Retrain


Retest


Can only get the minimum passing score

What are the 10 sections of a testing plan

Course data


Course waivers


Course test/test types


Course roles and responsibilities


Test admin


Test and test item analysis


Test development


Grading


Remediation


Documentation

Down with the role aid grd

How is objective criticality determined

How often it is used 1-3


How important it is 1-3


Min 2 max 6

What is the process for piloting a test

Course sup/CCMM writes test


SMEs take test


TIA is conducted for validity

Purpose of Test Item Analysis

Determine statistical validity


Difficulty index


Index of discrimination


Effectiveness of alternatives

Primary goal of remediation

Motivate to achieve critical learning objectives

Secondary goal of remediation

Remove barriers

3 methods of remediation

Scalable


Iterative


Targeted

What is targeted remediation

Normal class hours


1-2 objectives small portion

What is scalable remediation

3-4 objectives major portion


During class hours


Uses a combination of teaching methods

What is iterative remediation

For all objectives


Uses a combination of teaching


Must retest

What are the sections of remediation program

Retest


Setback


Drop from training and attrites


Counseling


ARB