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摘要
我们介绍了一种新型的评估,它允许对高阶思维技能进行有效的评分。在这个评估中,学生审查并纠正在其表述或过程中有错误的技术备忘录。为了克服在大型本科课程中论文类型的回答所带来的评分挑战,我们为教师提供了Visual Basic for Applications Excel工具,确保学生提交的有效评分。我们报告了多年来在多部分商业分析入门课程中使用这种评估的经验,并提出了基于调查的证据,表明学生认为这种评估清晰且有利于学习。
That’s Incorrect and Let Me Tell You Why: A Scalable Assessment to Evaluate Higher Order Thinking Skills
We introduce a novel type of assessment that allows for efficient grading of higher order thinking skills. In this assessment, a student reviews and corrects a technical memo that has errors in its formulation or process. To overcome the grading challenges imposed by essay-type responses in large undergraduate courses, we provide a Visual Basic for Applications Excel tool for instructors, ensuring efficient grading of student submissions. We report our experience using this type of assessment in a multisection introductory business analytics course over several years and present survey-based evidence indicating that students perceive it to be clear and beneficial for learning.