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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium brings together leading international scholars to define and delineate the construct of integration, a critical reasoning skill for learners in the 21st century. Papers in this symposium jointly consider the challenges and affordances of a wide range of methods (e.g., think alouds, Bayesian Networks) and assessments (e.g., written responses, inventory of inter-textual inferences) used to capture integration. Authors in this symposium will be guided by three goals: (a) to define integration and, therefore, propose how it ought be assessed; (b) to juxtapose integration with a host of other learner, task, and text-related factors that may have a bearing on multiple text integration; and (c) to consider how integration may be developed and assessed in classroom settings.
Cross-Purposes Across Texts: Toward a Theory of Purposeful Intertextual Integration - Sarit Barzilai, University of Haifa
One Step, Two Step, Three Step, Four: Evaluating a Cognitive Model of Integration - Alexandra List, The Pennsylvania State University; Hongcui Du, Florida State University; Hye Yeon Lee, The Pennsylvania State University
Defining and Assessing Integration in the Context of Argumentative Essays Based on Multiple Sources - Anisha Singh, University of Maryland - College Park; Yuting Sun, University of Maryland - College Park; Hongyang Zhao, University of Maryland - College Park
It's Complicated: Measuring Integrated Understanding in Multiple Document Contexts - Ivar Braten, University of Oslo; Natalia Latini, University of Oslo