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The directions of the test is clearly stated.
The appropriate population of intended examinees is specified
Content standards have been developed and are documented
A detailed domain definition is provided and the specific
objectives, content standards, and performance levels that are
to be measured are documented.
The type of assessment (e.g., standards-referenced, norm-
referenced, augmented), test content, length, time allotments,
item/task formats, and any section arrangements are described
Assessments are designed to yield scores that reflect the full
range of student achievement
Examinees are provided with test administration regulations and
procedures.
Reasonable test preparation materials are available to examinees
free of charge.
Examinees are monitored during the testing process.
The testing environment is comfortable and has minimal
distractions
The content domain covered by a test is clearly defined, and an
explicit rationale is provided for the content covered by the test.
An appropriate procedure is documented to demonstrate that the
test content is aligned to the content standards on which the test
is based
Policies and procedures for score release are documented
Policies and procedures regarding test rescoring are
documented
Score reports are provided promptly to examinees and other
appropriate audiences.
Score reports provide test results in a clear format with
essential information that is easily understood by the
intended audience
Examinees are informed regarding to whom scores will be
released and how long scores will be kept on file.
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Monitoring Official
Reference:
Cizek, G. J., Schmid, L. A., & Germuth, A. A. (2013). A checklist for evaluating K-12 Assessment
Program. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, EvalWorks, LLC.