Difference between teacher made test and standardized test?

Answer 1

TEACHER MADE (CLASSROOM) TESTS

I. Preparation and construction: the same person as instructor, test writer, and evaluator

II. Administration: no uniform procedures

III. Content and objectives coverage: those determined by the teacher in the classroom

IV. Scoring: subjective and usually biased and judgment evaluative

V. Purpose and use: measures particular objectives and is used to make intraclass comparisons

STANDARDIZED (INSTITUTIONAL)TESTS

I. Preparation and construction: a team of experts

II. Administration: standard uniform procedures

III. Content and objectives coverage: determined by ministry of education, existing curricula and syllabi

IV. Scoring: objective, usually machine-scored

V. Purpose and use: measures broad objectives and is used to make interclass, school, and national comparisons

Answer 2

A teacher-made test is created by an individual teacher or group of teachers for a specific class or course. It is tailored to the specific content taught in that class and can include a variety of question types. On the other hand, a standardized test is developed by testing organizations and is administered uniformly to a large group of students. Standardized tests are designed to measure a student's knowledge and skills against a predetermined set of criteria and are often used for comparisons across schools, districts, or even countries.

Answer 3

Teacher made test are designed to evaluate students on what has been taught with respect to the curriculm whereas standardized test are designed to test on the subject matter without regard to standard reference or curriculm.

Answer 4

Teacher made test are designed to evaluate students on what has been taught with respect to the curriculum whereas standardized test are designed to test on the subject matter without regard to standard reference or curriculum

Answer 5

Different between teacher made test and standardized