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Introduction Rationale
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  • ????(Psychometric)
  • ????(Edumetric)
  • Carver, R.P. (1974). Two dimensions of tests
    Psychometric and Edumetric. American
    Psychologists, July, pp. 512-518.

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???????(Dimensions) ???? ????
(Psychometric) (Edumetric)
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  • ?P??50?,??D???,??????(Variance)?????????
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  • (Gain/Growth)?
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    (Sensitive to Gain)

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???????(Dimensions) ???? ????
(Psychometric) (Edumetric)
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  • ??????????(Consistency)?
  • ???????????SEm??Dependent on Variances
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  • ???????? (Alternate Forms)NOT Dependent on
    Variances
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E. L. Thorndike
  • If A Thing Exists, It Exists in Some Amount.
  • If It Exists in Some Amount It Can be Measured.

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A Grade is Paul Dresse, (1957). Basic College
Quarterly.
  • An Inadequate Report of an Inadequate Judgement
    by a Biased and Variable Judge of the extent to
    which a student has attended an Undefined Level
    of Mastery of an Unknown Proportion of an
    Indefinite Amount of Material.

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D. L. Stufflebeam
  • The Purpose of Evaluation is TO
    Improve, NOT to Prove.

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?? (Evaluation)
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  • Judgment of merit, usually qualitatively
    Measurement is quantitative.

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?????(Assessment or testing)
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?????(Assessment or testing)
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????(Ability Tests)
  • Assess the performance or level of skills of
    individuals in well-defined subject areas.
    (Satterly, 1990)

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????(Aptitude Tests)
  • Indicate the probability with which new material
    will be learned. (Satterly, 1990)

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??(Cognition )
  • Includes the processes of perception, thinking,
    reasoning, understanding, problem solving, and
    remembering. (Satterly, 1990)

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??????(Cognitive Style Tests)
  • Assess their typical approach or ways of learning
    and thinking in a variety of tasks. (Satterly,
    1990)

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??????(Learning Ability Tests)
  • Seek to measure the ability to respond to
    instruction and so are measures of potential
    rather than achievement.
  • (Hegarty, 1990)

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  • (Evaluation in the Teaching of Science)
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  • (Evaluation of Science Teaching)
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  • 1. ????(Achievement Test)
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  • 2. ????(Aptitude Test)
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  • 3. ????(Intelligence Test)
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  • 1. ????(Preference Test)
  • 2. ?????(Belief)??

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  • 2. ????(Intelligence Test)
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  • ?????(Summative Evaluation)

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  • 2.??????(Criterion-Referenced Evaluation)
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NRE CRE
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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 1. Primarily group-administered tests
  • A variety of administrative formats including
    large groups, small groups, and individuals.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 2. Primarily paper-and-pencil tests
  • A variety of test formats including pictorial and
    laboratory performance tests.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 3. Primarily end-of-course summative assessment
  • A variety of pretest, diagnostic and formative
    types of measurements.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 4. Primarily measurement of low-level cognitive
    outcomes
  • The inclusion of higher level cognitive outcomes
    (analysis, evaluation, critical
    thinking), as well as the
    measurement of affective (attitudes, interests,
    and values) and psychomotor outcomes.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 5. Primarily Norm-Referenced Achievement Testing
  • The inclusion of more Criterion-Referenced
    Assessment, mastery
    testing, and self and peer evaluation.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 6. Primarily measurement of facts and principles
    of science
  • The inclusion of objectives related to the
    processes of science, the nature of
    science, and the interrelationship of
    science,
    technology, and society.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 7. Primarily measurement of student achievement
  • The inclusion of measuring the effects of
    programs, curricula, and teaching techniques.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 8. Primarily teacher-made tests
  • The combined use of teacher-made tests,
    standardized tests, research
    instruments, and items from
    collections assembled
    by teachers,
    projects, and other sources.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 9. Primarily concern with total test scores
  • Interest in sub-test performance, item difficulty
    and discrimination, all aided by mechanical and
    computerized facilities.

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Predicted Trends in Measurement and Evaluation of
Science Instruction From . . . . . .
? To . . . . . .
  • 10. Primarily a one-dimensional format of
    evaluation (e.g., a numerical or letter grade)
  • A multidimentional system of reporting student
    progress with respect to such variables as
    concepts, processes, laboratory procedures,
    classroom discussion, and problem-solving skills.

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National Science Education Standards
  • Assessment Standards

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Assessment StandardsNational Science Education
Standards
  • Assessments must be consistent with the decisions
    they are designed to inform.
  • Assessments are deliberately designed.
  • Assessments have explicitly stated purposes.
  • The relationship between the decisions and the
    data is clear.

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Assessment StandardsNational Science Education
Standards
  • Achievement and opportunity to learn science must
    be assessed.
  • Achievement data collected focus on the science
    content that is most important for students to
    learn.
  • Opportunity-to-learn data collected focus on the
    most powerful indicators.
  • Equal attention must be given to the assessment
    of opportunity to learn and to the assessment of
    student achievement.

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Assessment StandardsNational Science Education
Standards
  • The technical quality of the data collected is
    well matched to the decisions and actions taken
    on the basis of their interpretation.
  • The feature that is claimed to be measured is
    actually measured.
  • Assessment tasks are authentic.
  • Students have adequate opportunity to demonstrate
    their achievements.
  • Assessment tasks and methods of presenting them
    provide data that are sufficiently stable to lead
    to the same decisions if used at different times.

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Assessment StandardsNational Science Education
Standards
  • Assessment practices must be fair.
  • Stereotype, language,
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Assessment StandardsNational Science Education
Standards
  • The inferences from assessments about student
    achievement and opportunity to learn must be
    sound.

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The End!
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  • 2. ??????(Multi-talent Evaluation)
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  • 3. ???????(Evaluation in Learning Through
    Inquiry)
  • IRA (Inquiry Role Approach)???????????

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  • 5.????(Self-Evaluation)
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    mmed Instruction)?????

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