Thanks for watching this video on your TExES STR teacher certification. Download these questions as a PDF by texting the phrase "strquiz" to 407-269-8829. For more STR videos: th-cam.com/video/qn7exseYC5Q/w-d-xo.html
Yay! I've been going through these videos to prepare and I've been getting them all right thus far. I passed Core with flying colors for ELAR so I guess I'm pretty prepared already lol!
Have you taken your STR already I just passed my core a month ago and am now working on the STR how did it go was it easier than the ELAR portion of the core
Durning the 10th minute you state that a criterion-referenced assessment is not a benchmark. I have heard different things about this. Can you please further explain?
Hi! It all depends on the context of the question scenario. Criterion-based is basically an assessment that test a specific set of criterion, as a Principal evaluates a teacher on a specific set of criterion. However, if the scenario discusses an assessment ok a different context, for example to use to compare how classes did against each other, THEN it would be a criterion, it rather a normative assessment. Context is key. Hope that helps.
Thanks for watching this video on your TExES STR teacher certification. Download these questions as a PDF by texting the phrase "strquiz" to 407-269-8829.
For more STR videos: th-cam.com/video/qn7exseYC5Q/w-d-xo.html
Yay! I've been going through these videos to prepare and I've been getting them all right thus far. I passed Core with flying colors for ELAR so I guess I'm pretty prepared already lol!
That sounds great, Marissa. Keep up the good work!
Have you taken your STR already I just passed my core a month ago and am now working on the STR how did it go was it easier than the ELAR portion of the core
On question 10.. I went with Summative. We call our end of unit assessments summative and I was taught that in a program I went through. Interesting…
Thank you for watching, Tyler. Where are you located?
@@TheLearningLiaisons I was in Georgia but recently moved to Florida and will be at a charter school starting in a couple weeks!!
Durning the 10th minute you state that a criterion-referenced assessment is not a benchmark. I have heard different things about this. Can you please further explain?
Hi! It all depends on the context of the question scenario. Criterion-based is basically an assessment that test a specific set of criterion, as a Principal evaluates a teacher on a specific set of criterion. However, if the scenario discusses an assessment ok a different context, for example to use to compare how classes did against each other, THEN it would be a criterion, it rather a normative assessment. Context is key. Hope that helps.
At the 6:55 mark, why is the answer not "C"?