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Old Fri Aug 05, 2005, 01:42pm
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As a retired educator--I say and always have said that
True/False tests are not as reliable for measuring rules
knowledge as a multiple choice objective test.
I could never understand why official's organizations
did not take the time to construct more valid/reliable
tests.
FHSAA has begun including some multiple choice items
in their rules tests. I believe this is a step in the right direction.
If they keep away from answers like "all the above", etc.
they are a better markers of rules knowledge as opposed
to reading skills.
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