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Assessment Evaluation
Assessment for Student Learning KAT2 Task 1

Western Governors University

My instructional setting is an elementary Special Education self-contained classroom

consisting of five male students with different developmental disabilities and each having an

Individualize Education Plan (IEP). One student is in the second grade, while the other four are

in the third grade with an age range of seven to nine years. My classroom also consists of one

paraprofessional who assists with daily activities and lessons. We have one to one technology

throughout the entire school building with each student being assigned a Chromebook to use

for in person learning, as well as remote. Finally, the school is located in Dupo, Illinois where

the community is comprised of approximately 3,890 people with an average median household

income of $45,152. Furthermore, Dupo is comprised of 91.8% Caucasian, 3.31% African

American, and 2.52% Hispanic (2020).

My objective based assessment was administered to my Special Education English

Language Arts students following a weeklong unit about nouns. The students were learning how

to identify nouns, both common and proper, while addressing the following Illinois State

Standard: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.1.1.B Use common, proper, and possessive nouns

(Common Core State Standards Initiative, 2020). During the unit, I kept a running list of

common and proper nouns identified by the students. This list of nouns was utilized to formulate

the assessment. The objectives measured on the assessment were identifying nouns from a group

of words and identifying nouns in a sentence. The assessment consisted of two different

sections. In section one, the student was given ten groups of a group five words to which they

were to circle the common and proper nouns. Section two consisted of ten sentences where

, the student was to circle the noun in each sentence. Both portions of the assessment consisted

of common and proper nouns that had been named by the students throughout the week. I

would like to further note that this objective based assessment was administered one-on-one

due to the varying abilities of my students.

After analyzing the objective based assessment data, I noticed that the average score of

students is 75%. Students scored an average of 90% when identifying nouns out of a random

group of words section one), while scoring an average of only 70% when choosing the proper of

common noun located within a sentence (section two). Questions one, two, three, five, seven,

nine, thirteen, fourteen, nineteen, and twenty were answered with 100% accuracy from all

students. Questions four, six, ten, and seventeen saw an accuracy rate of 80%, while questions

eight, twelve, and fifteen were noted at 60%. Lastly, student answered questions sixteen and

eighteen with 40% success, and question eleven was measured at 20%.

The objective based assessment clearly projected areas of strengths and weaknesses.

After a thorough overview and analysis of the data, I was able to conclude that students

displayed a strong performance on the first section of the assessment (90%) when the words

were presented in a random group as opposed to when they were organized within a sentence

(70%). When students were presented with sentences, they were circling pronouns 60% of the

time, rather than the common or proper nouns, indicating an area needing improvement. The

data also goes on to show another area of weakness where students are 80% more likely to

identify proper nouns instead of common nouns. The six lowest scoring questions included

common nouns as the answer. I believe this trend is based on the identification of the proper

nouns by the beginning capital letter instead of recognizing the part of speech itself.

With the data showing a 90% success rate on the first section of my assessment, I do not

feel that those questions need to be altered in any way; however, the second section (identifying

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