Message #1554 in Discussion #243: Keynote Part 1

posted by:	Gabriel Della-Piana on May 21, 2003 at 10:24AM
subject:	how students come to solutions in general

I realize that as an evaluator, in my observations of teachers looking
at item analyses of standardized tests, that they have rarely gone to
the level of trying to figure out how students arrived at answers.

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