Competency 007: E.

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Competency 007: E

Competency 007 Demonstrates knowledge of instructional design development and assessment

Competency 007: E Demonstrates knowledge of fundamental assessment-related issues related to: bias reliability validity

Bias The difference in test scores that is attributable to demographic variables (e.g., gender, ethnicity, age, cultural, special needs)

Reliability The degree to which a test/test item gives consistent results each time it is used

Validity Degree to which a test procedure accurately measures what it was designed to measure.

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