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Scale: Classroom assessment instruments

Related constructLeistungsbeurteilung / Diagnostische Kompetenz

Theoretical allocation in original studyAssessment, Evaluation and Accountability/Student assessment/Instruments/

OriginScale taken over from

SourceOECD, online: TALIS 2013 Technical Report , Paris: OECD Publishing 2014

CitationSee source

Theoretical background--

Target groupTeacher General

Time Period of Data Collection2014

NotesHere, the term [standardised tests] includes standardised mandatory tests (mandated e.g. by national, state or district authorities) as well as standardised non-mandatory tests (e.g. publicly or commercial available standardised test material). These tests are consistent in design, content, administration and scoring. Results can be compared across students and schools.

Release date30.06.2020

Number of items7

IntroductionHow often do you use the following methods of assessing student learning?
Please select one response in each row.
If you need further explanation of the term “[standardised tests]”, please use the help button.

Items

Item textMean valueStandard deviationAccuracy
I develop and administer my own assessment. 2.790.81--
I administer a [standardised test]. 2.250.86--
I have individual students answer questions in front of the class. 2.630.91--
I provide written feedback on student work in addition to a [mark, i.e. numeric score or letter grade]. 2.630.88--
I let students judge their own progress. 2.300.81--
I observe students when working on particular tasks and provide immediate feedback. 2.960.78--
I collect data from classroom assignments or home work. 2.900.82--

Response category

ValueMeaning
1Never or almost never
2Some lessons
3Many lessons
4Every lesson or almost every lesson

StudyPISA - Programme for International Student Assessment (2015)

SurveyFragebogenerhebung (Skalenkollektion): Chapter 04 - Field Trial (PISA 2015)

Scale: Classroom assessment instruments

Related constructLeistungsbeurteilung / Diagnostische Kompetenz

Theoretical allocation in original studyAssessment, Evaluation and Accountability/Student assessment/Instruments/

OriginScale taken over from

SourceOECD, online: TALIS 2013 Technical Report , Paris: OECD Publishing 2014

CitationSee source

Theoretical background--

Target groupTeacher General

Time Period of Data Collection2014

NotesHere, the term [standardised tests] includes standardised mandatory tests (mandated e.g. by national, state or district authorities) as well as standardised non-mandatory tests (e.g. publicly or commercial available standardised test material). These tests are consistent in design, content, administration and scoring. Results can be compared across students and schools.

Release date30.06.2020

Number of items7

IntroductionHow often do you use the following methods of assessing student learning?
Please select one response in each row.
If you need further explanation of the term “[standardised tests]”, please use the help button.

Items

Item textMean valueStandard deviationAccuracy
I develop and administer my own assessment. 2.790.81--
I administer a [standardised test]. 2.250.86--
I have individual students answer questions in front of the class. 2.630.91--
I provide written feedback on student work in addition to a [mark, i.e. numeric score or letter grade]. 2.630.88--
I let students judge their own progress. 2.300.81--
I observe students when working on particular tasks and provide immediate feedback. 2.960.78--
I collect data from classroom assignments or home work. 2.900.82--

Response category

ValueMeaning
1Never or almost never
2Some lessons
3Many lessons
4Every lesson or almost every lesson

StudyPISA - Programme for International Student Assessment (2015)

SurveyFragebogenerhebung (Skalenkollektion): Chapter 15 - Building More Effective Education Systems (PISA 2015)

Scale: Classroom assessment instruments

Related constructLeistungsbeurteilung / Diagnostische Kompetenz

Theoretical allocation in original studyAssessment, Evaluation and Accountability/Student assessment/Instruments/

OriginScale taken over from

SourceOECD, online: TALIS 2013 Technical Report , Paris: OECD Publishing 2014

CitationSee source

Theoretical background--

Target groupTeacher General

Time Period of Data Collection2014

NotesHere, the term [standardised tests] includes standardised mandatory tests (mandated e.g. by national, state or district authorities) as well as standardised non-mandatory tests (e.g. publicly or commercial available standardised test material). These tests are consistent in design, content, administration and scoring. Results can be compared across students and schools.

Release date30.06.2020

Number of items7

IntroductionHow often do you use the following methods of assessing student learning?
Please select one response in each row.
If you need further explanation of the term “[standardised tests]”, please use the help button.

Items

Item textMean valueStandard deviationAccuracy
I develop and administer my own assessment. 2.790.81--
I administer a [standardised test]. 2.250.86--
I have individual students answer questions in front of the class. 2.630.91--
I provide written feedback on student work in addition to a [mark, i.e. numeric score or letter grade]. 2.630.88--
I let students judge their own progress. 2.300.81--
I observe students when working on particular tasks and provide immediate feedback. 2.960.78--
I collect data from classroom assignments or home work. 2.900.82--

Response category

ValueMeaning
1Never or almost never
2Some lessons
3Many lessons
4Every lesson or almost every lesson

StudyPISA - Programme for International Student Assessment (2015)

SurveyFragebogenerhebung (Skalenkollektion): Chapter 19 - Assessment and Evaluation in Educational Contexts (PISA 2015)



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