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| - Every year, hundreds of secondary school students take a university entrance exam, and their results determine entry into universities or possible alternatives, such as employment. In the same way, every year university teachers face the following questions: How is it possible to cope with the number of students? And how can entrance testing be as effective as possible? One possible solution is computerized testing, which creates new opportunities as well as challenges for the production and administration of test forms. This paper presents on-going research at the Faculty of Economics and Management of the University of Defence in Brno, on test item analysis as well as the students’ success during an entrance exam. Item analysis is a procedure to increase the reliability and validity of a test, by separately evaluating each test item to determine whether or not that item discriminates in the same way that the overall test is intended to discriminate. There are many ways to conduct item analysis (Tuckman 1972, Michael 1981, Nelson 2008) and ITEMAN is a useful tool to analyse objective data. For this reason, the authors of this article focused on test item selection via the ITEMAN test/scale analysis program, which provides item statistics, test/scale statistics, frequency distribution with a histogram, and item response analysis. The authors’ ultimate goal is to find out how successful the students are in their entrance tests, which consist of the Learning Potential Test and the English Language Test. Careful item analysis and entrance test composition, together with entrance exam analysis, are factors that might predict academic achievement in tertiary education.
- Every year, hundreds of secondary school students take a university entrance exam, and their results determine entry into universities or possible alternatives, such as employment. In the same way, every year university teachers face the following questions: How is it possible to cope with the number of students? And how can entrance testing be as effective as possible? One possible solution is computerized testing, which creates new opportunities as well as challenges for the production and administration of test forms. This paper presents on-going research at the Faculty of Economics and Management of the University of Defence in Brno, on test item analysis as well as the students’ success during an entrance exam. Item analysis is a procedure to increase the reliability and validity of a test, by separately evaluating each test item to determine whether or not that item discriminates in the same way that the overall test is intended to discriminate. There are many ways to conduct item analysis (Tuckman 1972, Michael 1981, Nelson 2008) and ITEMAN is a useful tool to analyse objective data. For this reason, the authors of this article focused on test item selection via the ITEMAN test/scale analysis program, which provides item statistics, test/scale statistics, frequency distribution with a histogram, and item response analysis. The authors’ ultimate goal is to find out how successful the students are in their entrance tests, which consist of the Learning Potential Test and the English Language Test. Careful item analysis and entrance test composition, together with entrance exam analysis, are factors that might predict academic achievement in tertiary education. (en)
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| - Computer-Adaptive Testing: Item Analysis and Statistics for Effective Testing
- Computer-Adaptive Testing: Item Analysis and Statistics for Effective Testing (en)
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| - Computer-Adaptive Testing: Item Analysis and Statistics for Effective Testing
- Computer-Adaptive Testing: Item Analysis and Statistics for Effective Testing (en)
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| - RIV/60162694:G43__/14:00521399
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| - computer-adaptive testing (CAT); test assessment; item construction; item analysis; ITEMAN (en)
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| - Proceedings of the 13th European Conference on e-Learning ECEL-2014
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| - Neubauer, Jiří
- Sedlačík, Marek
- Čechová, Ivana
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