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WELCOME/BIENVENUE Welcome to #ACPA16 in Montreal! We are glad you are here! Bienvenue Montr al, nous sommes heureux que vous soyez l ! CONSIDER : #ACPA16 provides an opportunity to discus global concepts in higher, post-secondary, and


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WELCOME/BIENVENUE

Welcome to #ACPA16 in Montreal! We are glad you are here! Bienvenue à Montréal, nous sommes heureux que vous soyez là! CONSIDER: #ACPA16 provides an opportunity to discus global concepts in higher,

post-secondary, and tertiary education. Please remember that not everyone in the room is from the same country nor works within the same system of higher or tertiary education. We invite you to use language that welcomes all participants to the conversation.

ENGAGE: Tweet what you learn using #ACPA16 REFLECT: How will you actualize what you learn in this session? Please silence your phone.

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MEASURING STUDENT LEARNING WITH A PRE/POST TEST DESIGN

Laura Walaszek Dermody, PhD she/her/hers @LauraWalaszek

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • 1. Identify best practices for designing measurable learning
  • utcomes.
  • 2. Compare direct and indirect methods of assessment and

evaluate the differences.

  • 3. Generate a list of compelling reasons why pre/post test designs

may be an appropriate format for higher education assessment practices

  • 4. Identify effective pre/post test designs and a strong framework

for implementing pre/post test design at participant’s home institution.

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▸Introduction to Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education ▸Direct v. Indirect Methods of Assessment ▸Learning Outcomes ▸Examples of Pre/Post Tests ▸Analyzing Results ▸Questions and Answers

AGENDA

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SHOW OF HANDS

Have you used a pre/post test before at your institution?

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1.

ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION

Assessment 101

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an ongoing process of establishing goals, implementing programs, and systematically evaluating effectiveness.

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ASSESSMENT IN AMERICAN HIGHER EDUCATION

  • State and Federal Aid

Decreasing / Increased Costs

  • Limited Evidence of Student

Learning

  • No Child Left Behind (K12)
  • Origins: 1810-1870
  • Slow Growth: 1870-1940
  • Rapid Expansion and

Extension: 1940-1990

  • Constrained

Resources: 1990 - ???

Sources: Bresciani, 2011; Kerr, 2001

HISTORY OF ASSESSMENT

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2.

DIRECT V. INDIRECT

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PRE/POST TESTING CAN BE AN EXAMPLE OF THIS.

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LET’S CHAT

How are you currently using direct and indirect assessment methods at your institution?

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3.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Setting measurable learning

  • utcomes and

goals.

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▸ Audience TRANSFER STUDENTS IN LLC ▸ Behavior INCREASED KNOWLEDGE OF COMMUNITY PARTNERS ▸ Condition WEEKLY LEARNING SESSIONS ▸ Degree/How Much INCREASE IN POST TEST KNOWLEDGE BY 10 POINTS

ABCD METHOD

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Image Source: mlevel.com/applying-blooms-taxonomy-in-corporate-elearning

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CONSIDER CAS

The Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education

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LET’S PRACTICE

Take a minute or two to practice writing a learning

  • utcome for an event or program on your campus.
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4.

EXAMPLES OF PRE/POST TEST

Tips to remember and exemplars

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▸Assessment given before and after an intervention (i.e., program, service, learning module, etc.) ▸Designed to measure growth directly related to your program/curriculum

DEFINITION

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▸Aligned with learning outcomes and Bloom’s taxonomy ▸Balance between distal v. proximal ▸Designed to maximize responses (i.e., few open ended questions) ▸Content is aligned and controlled ▸Objective “answer key” ▸Opportunity for growth

KEY FACTORS

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Which of the following centers is the hub for wellness and prevention resources designed to help students develop and maintain positive mental and physical health practices?

  • a. Center for Student Wellbeing
  • b. Project Safe Center
  • c. Psychological Counseling Center
  • d. Student Health Center

SAMPLE

REMEMBER/ KNOWLEDGE Based Question Proximal Session planned for student health resources Anticipate growth after aligned session

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Your friend Dwayne confides in you that he has recently experienced power based personal violence. To which of the following resources would you direct him?

  • a. Center for Student Wellbeing
  • b. Project Safe Center
  • c. Psychological Counseling Center
  • d. Student Health Center

SAMPLE

APPLICATION Based Question Proximal Session planned for student health resources Anticipate growth after aligned session

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5.

MEASURING SUCCESS

Let’s start with the first set of slides

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BY LEARNING OUTCOME

29% 78% 20% 85% 90% 74% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Knowledge of Campus Partners Comfort with Seeking Assistance Analyzes Best Resource for Needs Pre Post

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20% at pre 83% at post

BY TOTAL SCORE

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LET’S DISCUSS SOME CONCEPTS

WRAP-UP

▸Do you have learning outcomes or objectives? ▸Is your assessment aligned to these outcomes and have you considered Bloom’s Taxonomy? ▸Does your assessment use distal, proximal, or both questions? ▸Will you control your content/curriculum? ▸Can you show growth? ▸Will you know how to analyze the data?

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Laura Walaszek Dermody, PhD Director, Strategic Iniatives and Assesment laura.a.walaszek@vanderbilt.edu @LauraWalaszek

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