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Balta, Ebru; Omur Sunbul, Secil – Eurasian Journal of Educational Research, 2017
Purpose: Position effects may influence examinees' test performances in several ways and trigger other psychometric issues, such as Differential Item Functioning (DIF) .This study aims to supply test forms in which items in the test are ordered differently, depending on their difficulty level (from easy to difficult or difficult to easy), to…
Descriptors: Test Items, Sequential Approach, Difficulty Level, Mathematics Tests
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Monárrez, Angelica; Galvan, Lorena; Wagler, Amy E.; Lesser, Lawrence M. – Journal of Statistics Education, 2018
English language learners are a growing demographic in secondary, two-year, four-year and research institutions where many students encounter their first course in statistics. In the statistics education literature, recent calls have been made to improve statistical education for underserved student populations, including English Language Learners…
Descriptors: English Language Learners, Statistics, Educational Improvement, Instructional Materials
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Fife, James H.; James, Kofi; Peters, Stephanie – ETS Research Report Series, 2020
The concept of variability is central to statistics. In this research report, we review mathematics education research on variability and, based on that review and on feedback from an expert panel, propose a learning progression (LP) for variability. The structure of the proposed LP consists of 5 levels of sophistication in understanding…
Descriptors: Mathematics Education, Statistics Education, Feedback (Response), Research Reports
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Davis, Doris Bitler – Teaching of Psychology, 2017
Providing two or more versions of multiple-choice exams has long been a popular strategy for reducing the opportunity for students to engage in academic dishonesty. While the results of studies comparing exam scores under different question-order conditions have been inconclusive, the potential importance of contextual cues to aid student recall…
Descriptors: Test Construction, Multiple Choice Tests, Sequential Approach, Cues