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Questions:
- Define comprehensive evaluation.
- Show that measurement is prerequisite of evaluation.
- Mention five merits and five demerits of Oral Test.
- Write the definition of Standardised Achievement Test.
- Describe the use of cumulative frequency curve.
- Mention four advantages of semester examination system.
- Indicate the uses of standard deviation.
- Define action research.
- What is the difference between selection type question and supply type question?
- Write down five uses of statistics in school activities.
- Compare formative and summative evaluation with examples.
- Describe the importance of feedback to improve learning.
- What are the measures of central tendency? Which measure is most commonly used and why?
- How is grade-system superior to score-system?
- Discuss the difference between teacher made and standardised test.
- In how many ways can data be classified? Give two examples of each type.
- What are the advantages of external and internal assessment? Mention its limitations also.
- Define aptitude and describe in detail a tool for measuring aptitude.
- Define attitude and describe in detail a tool for measuring it.
- Clarify the difference between criterion referenced and norm referenced measurements. If we have to examine the skill competence of a child, which type of measurement will be used and why?
- Illustrate with examples the following qualities of a good educational measurement tool: objectivity, discrimination, reliability, validity, and norms.
- Select a problem and prepare an Action Research Proposal for it.
- Calculate the mean, median and mode for a frequency distribution.
- Calculate the relationship between evaluation scores in Science and Mathematics by Rank-Difference method. Also interpret your result.
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