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What is adaptive testing?

April 26, 2017adaptive Testing

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What is adaptive testing?

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An adaptive test automatically mimics a wise examiner who asks questions based on test takers’ responses. Specifically, if an examiner asks a question that is too difficult for the test taker, the next question asked should be easier. If the question turns out to be too easy, a more difficult question should be asked. We learn more when we accurately direct our questions at the same level as the test taker’s proficiency.

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An adaptive test automatically mimics a wise examiner who asks questions based on test takers’ responses. Specifically, if an examiner asks a question that is too difficult for the test taker, the next question asked should be easier. If the question turns out to be too easy, a more difficult question should be asked. We learn more when we accurately direct our questions at the same level as the test taker’s proficiency.

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Each test is adaptive. This means that the computer automatically determines which questions are presented to you based on your responses to prior questions. This technique selects just the right questions to ask without being too easy or too difficult.

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An adaptive test automatically mimics a wise examiner who asks questions based on test takers’ responses. Specifically, if an examiner asks a question that is too difficult for the test taker, the next question asked should be easier. If the question turns out to be too easy, a more difficult question should be asked. We learn more when we accurately direct our questions at the same level as the test taker’s proficiency.