Evaluation, Assessment & Classroom Management Flashcards
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Which method is best for collecting Kirkpatrick Level 1 (Reaction) data?
Answer: A post-course satisfaction survey
Level 1 captures learners' immediate reactions, typically through end-of-course surveys.
A learner frequently checks email and takes calls during class. What is the most appropriate response?
Answer: Speak privately with the learner at a break to understand constraints and reinforce agreed ground rules
Private, respectful conversations address behavior without embarrassment and reference shared ground rules.
Why should ground rules be established at the start of a course?
Answer: To set shared expectations for participation, devices, and timing that the trainer can refer back to
Early ground rules create agreed norms that make later classroom management easier and fair.
Which is an example of a summative assessment in an MCT-delivered course?
Answer: A final skills assessment at the end of the course
Summative assessments evaluate learning at the end of an instructional period.
A multiple-choice item is answered correctly by nearly every learner, including those who perform poorly overall. What does this suggest?
Answer: The item is likely too easy and has low discrimination
Items everyone answers correctly do not differentiate between strong and weak performers.
A learner with a hearing impairment joins your class. What is the best accommodation approach?
Answer: Proactively provide captions, written materials, and check with the learner about preferred accommodations
Inclusive classroom management involves proactive accommodations and asking learners about their needs.
Which technique best checks for understanding after explaining a complex Microsoft Entra ID concept?
Answer: Ask learners to apply the concept to a short scenario and explain their reasoning
Application questions reveal real understanding, unlike yes/no questions that learners often answer politely.