2022
DOI: 10.1590/1981-5271v46.supl.1-20220294
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Teste de Progresso para estudantes de Medicina: experiência de um consórcio na Região Nordeste do Brasil

Abstract: Resumo: Introdução: A colaboração entre escolas médicas para a realização do Teste de Progresso (TP) vem sendo ampliada com o propósito de tornar-se um modelo de prática educacional. Relato de experiência: O núcleo de escolas médicas CIN1 foi instituído no ano de 2013, tendo na sua organização um coordenador-geral e coordenadores de cada escola participante. Realiza dois testes ao ano, variando o número de escolas participantes. O teste possui 120 questões distribuídas nas seis áreas (ciências básicas apli… Show more

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“…To this end, promoting professor qualification strategies and the use of good practices in preparing objective questions leads to the availability of questions capable of assessing more complex problems, increasing test validity and reliability ( 16 ) . Holding workshops to prepare objective questions, presented in this report, is a strategy also successfully adopted in medical schools ( 17 ) . Additionally, for professors who author questions, training, peer review, monitoring, and communication of expectations by more experienced professors, and feedback on the structure of questions and their psychometric performance are considered good practices (18,19) .…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…To this end, promoting professor qualification strategies and the use of good practices in preparing objective questions leads to the availability of questions capable of assessing more complex problems, increasing test validity and reliability ( 16 ) . Holding workshops to prepare objective questions, presented in this report, is a strategy also successfully adopted in medical schools ( 17 ) . Additionally, for professors who author questions, training, peer review, monitoring, and communication of expectations by more experienced professors, and feedback on the structure of questions and their psychometric performance are considered good practices (18,19) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is worth highlighting that institutional support, including commitment and involvement of directors, coordinators, and professors, is essential both in test preparation and student participation and in analysis and discussion of results ( 17 ) . For the potential use of PT as an academic management tool, it is necessary for institutions to take an active role in the analysis and contextualization of results, allowing managers to make inferences and decisions about content and relevant pedagogical strategies ( 22 ) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%