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Computer Adaptive Testing Promotes Mastery Learning
Principal Supervisors |
Professor Shekhar M. Kumta
(Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology) |
Duration |
2 years and 5 months |
Approved Budget |
HK $500,000 |
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Abstract
- Mastery of knowledge in certain subject domains is obligatory to the safe practice of medicine. Traditional examination methods however, do not test for Mastery.
- Computer Adaptive testing is a sophisticated way of penetrating a student’s knowledge, based on his or her response to prior questions. It provides a precise estimation of knowledge, requiring a few number, but higher quality of questions.
- E-Learning resources and Computer Adaptive Testing may support the development of Mastery in some important areas relevant to medical practice as an intern.
- This project aims to develop and apply these novel ideas so as to improve the knowledge capabilities of our students prior to their internship.
- As intern performance is independently monitored for skills and competencies, we shall be able to evaluate whether our project has a positive impact on capabilities.
- This project is also likely to benefit teachers as they will learn a sophisticated method of assessment and will be required to develop high quality questions to assess their students.
- It is expected that this project has wider applications and may be extended to any domain in tertiary education.
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