Chapters begin with "Key Words" and "Objectives" and end with "Summary," "Discussion Questions," "References," and "Representative Readings."
Preface.
1.Introduction to Measurement and Evaluation.
Historical Perspective of Measurement and Evaluation.
Current Trends.
Definitions of Test, Measurement, and Evaluation.
Uses of Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education.
Uses of Measurement and Evaluation in the Nonschool Setting.
2.Linking Program Development with Measurement and Evaluation.
The Four Learning Domains of Physical Education.
Needs Assessment.
Program Development.
Phase 1: Establishing a Realistic Philosophical Approach.
Phase 2: Developing Attainable Program Goals.
Phase 3: Determining Unit Outcomes.
Phase 4. Establishing Performance-Based Objectives.
Phase 5: Evaluating and Improving the Program.
3.Basic Statistics.
Levels of Measurement.
Frequency Distributions.
Graphical Representation of Data.
Measures of Central Tendency.
Measures of Variability.
Properties of the Normal Curve.
Standard Scores.
Correlation.
Tests for Differences Between Groups.
4.Criteria for Test Selection.
Validity.
Reliability.
Objectivity.
Relationship Between Validity, Reliability, and Objectivity.
Administrative Concerns in Test Selection.
Planning Test Administration.
5.Measuring the Health-Related Physical Fitness Domain.
Health-Related Physical Fitness.
Test Batteries to Measure Health-Related Physical Fitness.
Basic Anthropometric Measurements.
6.Measuring the Psychomotor Domain.
Skill-Related Physical Fitness.
Sports Skills Tests.
7.Measuring the Cognitive Domain.
Measuring Cognitive Achievement.
Planning the Written Test.
Selection of Test Items.
Administering the Written Test.
Analyzing the Test.
Sources for Test Questions.
8.Measuring the Affective Domain.
Measuring Attitude Toward Physical Activity.
Measuring Self-Concept.
Measuring Social Competence.
9.Grading.
Controversies of Grading.
Methods of Grading.
Reporting Grades.
10.Using Self-Evaluation to Improve Instruction.
Traditional Methods of Observation.
Systematic Observation Methodology.
Data Recording Procedures.
Validity and Reliability of Systematic Observation.
Suggested Uses of Systematic Observation.
Selected Instruments for Systematic Observation.
11.Assessing Individuals with Disabilities.
Linking Curriculum Development and Measurement of Students with Disabilities.
Preliminary Consideration for Testing.
Tests for Individuals with Disabilities.
The Individualized Education Program (IEP).
12.Measurement and Evaluation in School Settings.
NASPE Projects-New Visions for Assessment.
Guidelines for Effective Measurement and Evaluation.
Variables Affecting Measurement and Evaluation Models.
Examples of Measurement and Evaluation Models.
13.Measurement and Evaluation in Nonschool Exercise Settings.
The Role of Measurement and Evaluation in the Nonschool Setting.
Characteristics of Nonschool Fitness and Exercise Programs.
Considerations for Measurement and Evaluation in Nonschool Settings.
Tests Used in the Nonschool Setting.
14.Using Computer Technology.
Basic Personal Computing.
Functions of the Personal Computer.
How to Select a Microcomputer System.
Personal Computer Software.
How to Select Software.
Software for Measurement and Evaluation.
Index.
