PubMed · 659757
Assessing achievement for minimum academic competency. I. Instrument development.
Abstract
Test instruments for evaluating The American Dietetic Association's Minimum Academic Competencies were developed and tested for four major instructional areas--food, nutrition, nutrition in disease, and management--relevant to professional sciences for general dietetics. The study consisted of four steps: Development of objectives or test criteria; determination of mastery performance standards; test instrument development; and test administration and evaluation. This paper describes procedures used in developing and testing two forms of a criterion-referenced test instrument, which was then administered to determine academic competency of students in dietetics. Salient findings of the test results and evaluation are reported.
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M J Chambers, R M Hubbard. 1978. Assessing achievement for minimum academic competency. I. Instrument development.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/659757/
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