Article
Assessment Of Thinking Levels In Students' Answers
Academic Exchange Quarterly
(2001)
Abstract
Having first developed a method, based on Bloom's taxonomy (1956), for assessing the thinking levels required by study questions in computer-mediated courses (Crone-Todd, Pear & Read, 2000), we developed a method for assessing the levels at which students answer the questions. Reliability measures between two independent assessment groups were high (i.e., > 80%). The assessment procedure can serve diagnostic and research purposes in determining how to enable students to increase their thinking levels in post-secondary courses.
Disciplines
Publication Date
December 22, 2001
Citation Information
Joseph J. Pear, Darlene E. Crone-Todd, Kirsten M. Wirth and Heather D. Simister. "Assessment Of Thinking Levels In Students' Answers" Academic Exchange Quarterly Vol. 5 Iss. 4 (2001) p. 94 - 99 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/darlene-cronetodd/14/