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Criterion‐referenced Testing: pedagogical implications
British Educational Research Journal, 1984AbstractIt is suggested that past and current testing systems in education fail to provide pedagogically valuable information. The more potentially valuable approach to educational testing, criterion‐referenced measurement, is considered in detail. Although it should, theoretically, provide pedagogically useful information it is hampered by practical ...
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A test-based approach of Modeling and Measuring Technological Pedagogical Knowledge
Computers & Education, 2019Abstract Teachers' technological pedagogical knowledge (TPK) is regarded as a critical prerequisite to effectively use technology during teaching across content domains. Previous findings on the availability of TPK, and its relation to other corresponding components of teachers' professional knowledge, however, were relatively mixed, probably because
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The pedagogical value of testing: how far does it extend?
Advances in Health Sciences Education, 2018Information is generally more memorable after it is studied and tested than when it is only studied. One must be cautious to use this phenomenon strategically, however, due to uncertainty about whether testing improves memorability for only tested material, facilitates learning of related non-tested content, or inhibits memory of non-tested material ...
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APPLICATION OF THE PEDAGOGICAL TEST IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT APPROACH TO LEARNING
MANAGING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, 2023Engineering education is one of the most labor-intensive and expensive in the world practice. For this reason, the highest requirements are imposed on the competencies of students in this direction. To ensure the standards of education and the competitiveness of students in the labor market, various approaches are resorted to. The project method allows
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Empirical Instructional Testing of the New Pedagogical Theory of "Biopedagogism"
The International Journal of Assessment and Evaluation, 2015Our consideration that learning should be in accordance to the Homo sapiens brain evolution and development, which we supported by “Biopedagogism” (Alahiotis and Karatzia-Stavlioti 2008), was experimentally tested for one school year in A classes of Elementary School (ES) and in the crucial adolescent High School (HS) stage (in the biology course). The
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The Test-O-Gram: A Pedagogical and Presentational Device
The American Statistician, 1965results, one is immediately impressed with the power of graphical representation as a means of conveying relatively complex ideas and relationships. Unfortunately, as soon as the analysis involves more than two variables this valuable tool is no longer available except for showing isolated partial projections, etc. The discussion which follows does not
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National Tests in Denmark: CAT as a pedagogic tool
FORUM, 2017Testing and test results can be used in different ways. They can be used for regulation and control, but they can also be a pedagogic tool for assessment of student proficiency in order to target teaching, improve learning and facilitate local pedagogical leadership. To serve these purposes the test has to be used for low stakes purposes, and to ensure
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Proceedings of the 53rd ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education V. 2, 2022
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How pedagogical agents communicate with students: A two-phase systematic review
Computers and Education, 2022Anu Sivunen +2 more
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Statistical hypothesis testing as an instrument of pedagogical experiment
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2022Irina Nikolaeva +5 more
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