1983
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-3984.1983.tb00189.x
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Using Examinee Judgments for Detecting Invalid Items on Teacher‐made Criterion‐referenced Tests

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“…The need for students to be involved in evaluating their own exam performance is recognized by educators (Secolsky, 1983;Simpson & Cohen, 1985;Young, 1982). Frierson (1984) stressed the importance of "helping students diagnose and correct problems of test taking" so that their performance on examinations would "accurately reflect their acquired knowledge.…”
Section: Vaneta Condon Lorna Linda Universitymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The need for students to be involved in evaluating their own exam performance is recognized by educators (Secolsky, 1983;Simpson & Cohen, 1985;Young, 1982). Frierson (1984) stressed the importance of "helping students diagnose and correct problems of test taking" so that their performance on examinations would "accurately reflect their acquired knowledge.…”
Section: Vaneta Condon Lorna Linda Universitymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Une étude réalisée par Secolsky (1983) a porté sur le jugement des élèves à l'égard de la validité des questions proposées par l'enseignant dans le cadre d'un examen de rendement scolaire. Cette recherche se proposait d'élaborer une procédure permettant de détecter les questions jugées ambiguës par l'élève ou interprétées dans un sens différent de celui de l'enseignant.…”
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“…For example, articles by Rovinelli and Hambleton (1977); Polin and Baker (1979); Hambleton (1980Hambleton ( , 1984) and Secolsky (1983) deal with quality in the form of subjective judgments of the items' technical qualities or interpretive adequacy. Bhola et al (2003) treat the notion of item quality from the judgment of the alignment of test items with the objectives of state education departments.…”
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