Computerized system and method for teaching and assessing the holistic scoring of open-ended questions
AssigneeHarcourt Assessment, Inc.
InventorsEugene A. Jongsma, David K. Mellott
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AssigneeHarcourt Assessment, Inc.
InventorsEugene A. Jongsma, David K. Mellott
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A tutorial method for teaching the scoring of open-ended questions holistically includes displaying a student response to a scorer and permitting the scorer to access a rubric containing the rules for scoring that response. The scorer can choose a display form from a handwritten form and a typed text form that retains and originally present errors. Following the scorer's having entered a score, a model score is displayed so that a scoring efficacy may be determined. Annotations prepared by expert scorers may be accessed to enhance the learning process. In addition, a running correlation between the model and entered scores is calculated and displayed for the scorer over a tutorial session that includes attempts at scoring different responses. The system includes a processor, a workstation, and software for performing the above-described method.
Computer software for teaching a scorer to holistically score an answer to an open-ended question comprising:
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