The goal of this PhD Seminar is to discuss methodological issues in the comparative ambitions of QUINT. We will talk about modern validity theory, as laid out by Michael Kane and Robert Mislevy. A focus will be on using validity theory to support the making of comparative ambitions with the LISA Nordic Data.
Schedule
| 9-10 | Introduction and summary of Kane’s (2006) Validation book chapter |
| 10-11 | Discussing Modern Validity Theory’s implications for Observations of Teaching |
| 11-12 | Applying Modern Validity Theory to the PhD projects |
Resources
Provided by the seminar leaders Postdoctoral Fellow Mark White
Practical information
This PhD seminar is limited to the QUINT PhD network, including QUINT PhD Fellows, supervisors and co-supervisors.
Attendance upon invitation.
Organisers:
QUINT/University of Oslo
- QUINT Centre Director Kirsti Klette
- QUINT Postdoctoral Fellow Mark White
- QUINT Administrative Leader Maria Dikova