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101 | 2024 article | Test equating in educational assessment: a comprehensive framework for promoting fairness, validity, and cross-Cultural equity Alordiah, Caroline Ochuko This study presents a comprehensive conceptual framework for equating in educational assessment, aimed at enhancing the accuracy, validity, and fairness of equating outcomes. The framework emphasizes the importance of considering sample characteristics, statistical assumptions, model fit, advancements in equating methodology, the integration of technology, and the factors of equity and fairness. By incorporating these elements, educational institutions can improve their equating practices and support equitable and fair evaluation processes. The framework also impacts policy-making and educational assessment procedures, providing a foundation for evidence-based policies that promote accountability and effective evaluation. Policymakers can use this framework to develop policies that ensure fair and valid assessment practices. Additionally, the study highlights the critical role of empirical research in validating and refining the framework, advocating for the exploration of cross-cultur..... 47 hits |
102 | 2024 article | Exploring the efficacy of AI passion-driven pedagogy in enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes: a case study in Philippines Prestoza, Mark Jhon R. The purpose of this study is to examine students' perceptions of the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into educational settings as well as its impact on learning outcomes. Students are positive about their potential for personalized learning experiences and adaptive feedback despite limited exposure to AI-driven tools. An analysis of pre-test and post-test data demonstrates a significant improvement in academic performance, particularly among female students. Students should be educated about AI tools and receive enhanced training to be able to effectively use them in future educational initiatives. To address gender-based differences in intervention effectiveness, tailored approaches are necessary. Student engagement and fostering a conducive learning environment can be enhanced through continuous evaluation of AI-integrated programs. It highlights the potential of AI to revolutionize education, emphasizing the need for ongoing assessment and targeted support to ensure opti..... 50 hits |
103 | 2024 article | Exploring integrated online instructional approaches among the foundation chemistry I in Malaysia by utilizing Youtube and Google Classroom Nor Zakiah Nor Hashim In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centre of Foundation Studies at Universiti Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Selangor, Kampus Dengkil, launched an online Foundation Chemistry I course from August to December 2021, catering to science and engineering students. This course is a notable example of efficient online teaching methods for chemistry. We utilized various applications such as YouTube and Google Classroom to create a network platform. Moreover, we provided personal insights on high-quality online teaching for foundation chemistry. We incorporated various resources shared through Google Classroom to engage students during class, including online notes, prerecorded lectures (also shared on YouTube), and tutorials. Google Classroom provides a platform for distributing quizzes, assignments, and assessments to students, which enables teachers to keep track of their progress and provide them with feedback on their performance. The study revealed that the students performed exceptional..... 41 hits |
104 | 2024 article | Evaluation of term final examination questions for undergraduate program of agrotechnology discipline based on bloom’s cognitive domain Jahan, Md. Sarwar Cognitive skills enable individuals to make precise decisions and solve real-life challenges, which are essential for theadvancement of both the state and society at large. Questions serve as a tool for gathering information, inspiring thought, and redirecting reasoning. In university education, teachers frequently use questions to encourage students to think critically and reason effectively. Term final examination question papers are employed by academics to assess the retention and practical skills of graduates. However, it is hypothesized that, at the university level, questions assessing application skills should increasingly take precedence over questions that assess retention skills, as students’ progress to more advanced stages of education. These questions can be categorized into higher-order or lower-order types. The cognitive domain is one of the three learning domains outlined in Bloom’s Taxonomy, proposed by Benjamin Bloom in 1956. The objective of this study is to ana..... 43 hits |
105 | 2024 article | Evaluating the psychometric properties of economic literacy measures: a systematic review Bamiro, Nurudeen Babatunde Prior studies often misinterpreted economic literacy concepts, constructs, and psychometric properties as related but distinct ideas. This often led to inaccurate measurement choices and poor generalisation of research outcomes. This research investigates economic literacy's conceptual clarity, factors influencing it, psychometric properties of measures, and suggests suitable instruments for its assessment. The PRISMA protocol was used in the study, while data were collected from WOS, Scopus, and Google Scholar. Out of the 126 publications from 2014 to 2023, 24 studies met inclusion criteria. The quality of the articles that met the inclusion criteria was assessed using MMAT tools. The result indicated that the measurement of economic literacy's depends on theoretical perspectives. Psychometric qualities of economic literacy assessment are influenced by theoretical perspectives, social context, and the chosen unit of analysis. Additionally, criterion-based measurements tend to focus on..... 59 hits |
106 | 2024 article | Do exam aims and content reflect those of the curriculum? an evaluative study Onaiba, Abdulhamid Mustafa Language tests, particularly high-stakes language tests, are a powerful tool for evaluating educational outcomes, but their effectiveness hinges on how they are constructed. Failure to construct valid sound tests can negatively impact both teaching and learning. Therefore, continuous research is needed to investigate and evaluate such types of tests. This study examines the congruency between the aims and content of a high-stakes public EFL examination and the prescribed curriculum in Libyan schools. Document analysis was conducted on a sample of the studied test, focusing on its intended objectives and their reflection on the curriculum's goals and content. While the exam offered some practical advantages, the findings revealed a mismatch between the administered exam and the curriculum, and between the stated aims and the actual content of the exam itself. The assessment focused solely on grammar points and reading comprehension based on information cloned verbatim from the prescribe..... 40 hits |
107 | 2007 thesis | Perlaksanaan penilaian formatif dalam pengajaran dan pembelajaran Pendidikan Seni Visual-satu kajian kes Che Aleha Ladin Kajian ini dijalankan bertujuan untuk mengetahui perlaksanaan penilaian formatif dalam pengajaran
dan pembelajaran Pendidikan Seni. Fokus kajian adalah untuk mengetahui bagaimana penilaian
formatif dilaksanakan di dalam proses pengajaran dan pembelajaran pendidikan Seni Visual,
pengetahuan guru dalam menjalankan penilaian formatif dan kesesuaian perlaksanaan penilaian
formatif berdasarkan Kurikulum Pendidikan Seni Visual. Kajian mt adalah satu kajian kes
yang menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif bagi menjelaskan permasalahan kajian secara menyeluruh.
Kaedah yang digunakan ialah kaedah temu bual, kaedah pemerhatian, kaedah soal selidik, kajian
dokumen dan rakaman audio visual. Sekolah yang dipilih adalah sebuah sekolah Cina iaitu Sekolah
Menengah Jenis Kebangsaan Pei Yuan, Kampar Perak yang terletak di Daerah Kinta Selatan Perak
melibatkan lima responden yang dipilih secara rawak terdiri daripada guru-guru yang mengaj..... 46 hits |
108 | 2024 article | Assessing the effect of the gradual release of responsibility (GRR) model in teaching science Fuentes, Aileen Grace P This research study is conducted to elucidate the effectiveness of the Gradual Release of Responsibility (GRR) Model in increasing students' academic performance in science class. The GRR model reflects this by scaffolding students' learning experiences, starting with teacher modeling and gradually transitioning to student-centered activities and peer collaboration. A quantitative quasi-experimental research approach was used to test the effectiveness of the said learning model. A control and experimental group with 30 students were involved in this study utilizing the Inquiry-Based Seven (7) E's Method and GRR Model, respectively. Results show that there is no significant difference between the two groups in the pretest, given the values t(58)=0.345 and p-value=0.731, which signifies that both groups were at low-performing levels. There is a significant difference between the two groups on the result of the post-test, given the values t(58)=-9.309 and p-value.. 137 hits |
109 | 2024 article | Analysis of electronic student worksheets matrix requirements using a PBL Flipbook model to stimulate critical thinking skills Siswanto, Deny Hadi This research aims to evaluate the need for instructional media assistance during online learning in the topic of algebra. The research subjects involve 30 eleventh-grade students at Dirgantara Putra Bangsa Vocational High School. The method used is descriptive with a qualitative approach based on the Miles and Huberman model. The instruments in this research include a questionnaire containing an analysis of the needs provided to students and interviews with mathematics teachers at the school. The research findings include: (1) low critical thinking abilities of students; (2) the learning process is still conventional with lecture methods, limiting students' opportunities to express their ideas, interact, discuss, and participate during the learning process; (3) common errors in matrix materials; (4) the majority of students choose worksheets as the instructional material; (5) the majority of students have personal smartphones but only use them for communication. The conclusion of this..... 52 hits |
110 | 2024 article | Adapting education shifts in Malaysia after COVID-19: a comprehensive review of flexible assessments, lifelong learning initiatives, and diversified learning trajectories Mansour Amini In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Malaysia's education system has witnessed a significant transformation, prompting a shift towards lifelong learning and greater flexibility in learning assessments. A comprehensive analysis was conducted on 86 relevant studies conducted between 2013 and 2023 to provide an overview of important advancements and patterns in the areas of education transformation in Malaysia, flexible assessments, and lifelong learning. The reviewed journals were chosen from peer-reviewed scientific journals, books, conference proceedings, and renowned internet databases such as JSTOR, Google Scholar, and the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). Articles that were not authored in English or were published outside the specified timeline and criteria were excluded. The findings indicate a significant focus on the implementation of online and mixed learning, with a focus given to digital platforms and micro-credentialing. The important contributions of Recognition of..... 68 hits |
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