英文摘要 |
Assessment is one of the major methods to evaluate students’ learning outcomes. How to make students participate in assessment fairly has been an important issue. This study aimed to develop a mathematical achievement test for fourth graders based on the principles of universal design. An experiment was conducted to examine the effectiveness of the universally-designed test after its reliability and validity had been confirmed. Twenty fifth graders with learning disabilities and their 20 typical peers were recruited to take the test displayed in two forms, paper-based and computerbased.In addition, the participants were asked to fill out a questionnaire to show their preference for the form of the test they took. The reliability and validity of this achievement test were acceptable. The average difficulty index of the items was .75, the average scrimination index of the items was .34, the reliability coefficient of Cronbach’ Alpha of the test was .85, and the reliability coefficient of parallelforms (paper-based and computer-based) was .86. Although the performance difference between students with ∕ without learning disabilities was significant, there was no significant difference between two forms of the test. There is no significant interaction between the student groups and the test forms either. However, both groups preferred the computer-based test. |