Assessing Modeling Competence with Questionnaires
Assessing Modeling Competence with Questionnaires
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通过问卷评估建模能力
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2019
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Moritz Krell
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Sabrina Mathesius;Moritz Krell
Students’ as well as pre-service teachers’ and in-service teachers’ modeling competence is an important issue of research in science education due to its influence on both assessment and teaching. A large number of studies have used different methodological approaches, ranging from interviews to closed-ended tasks. In this chapter, we aim to provide an overview of the studies that have employed either open-ended tasks or closed-ended tasks as a way to elicit students’, pre-service teachers’, and in-service teachers’ understanding of models and modeling. We present different assessment instruments that contain, for example, multiple-choice, forced-choice, or rating scale tasks and summarize the main findings of studies on these instruments. As a second step, the results across these studies are compared, and, based on current standards for educational testing, the advantages and limitations of each of the instruments regarding the purpose of assessing and diagnosing perspectives on models and modeling in science are discussed. Bringing all aspects together, a variety of approaches for task and test development are illustrated, including concepts with regard to validation methods in particular.