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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This symposium brings together two projects that are harnessing psychometric models to develop assessments of rational number that are grounded in mathematics education research and aligned with current standards, including the Common Core State Standards. One project is developing assessments for in-service middle grades teachers, the second is developing assessments for elementary grades students. The presentations will address themes that include (a) developing test items using mathematics education research on fractions, (b) developing test forms for use with particular psychometric models, and (c) using psychometric models to analyze test data. The symposium will provide opportunities for mathematics education researchers to discuss opportunities and challenges for harnessing psychometric models to address significant challenges in assessing K-12 students and teachers.
Middle Grades Teachers’ Partitioning Activity - Andrew G. Izsak, University of Georgia; Erik D. Jacobson, University of Georgia
A Diagnostic Assessment of Teachers’ Understandings of Rational Number - Laine Bradshaw, University of Georgia - Athens; Jonathan Templin, University of Georgia; Andrew G. Izsak, University of Georgia
Building Item Generation Environments Using Construct-Centered Design With Learning Trajectories in Mathematics - Jere Confrey, North Carolina State University; Kenny Huy Nguyen, North Carolina State University; Drew Corley, North Carolina State University; Alan Maloney, North Carolina State University
Testing the Reorganization of the Equipartitioning Learning Trajectory Using Rasch Item Response Theory Modeling - Kenny Huy Nguyen, North Carolina State University; Andre A. Rupp, University of Maryland; Jere Confrey, North Carolina State University; Alan Maloney, North Carolina State University