英文摘要 |
The hypothesized learning progression or learning trajectory in proportional reasoning were adopted to develop a computerized assessment on proportional reasoning ability in this study. According to student’s learning experiences, three different forms were assembled for the 5th, 6th and 7th graders with common items. Totally, there were 715 students included in the study as sample. For the form of 5th grade, the average proportion-correct is 0.49 and the alpha is .77. For the form of 6th grade, the proportion-correct is 0.55 and the alpha is .82. For the form of 7th grade, the proportion-correct is 0.66 and the alpha is .84. The correlation coefficient between students’ proportional reasoning ability and school achievement is highest in mathematics, and is lowest in language. Most of the item difficulties were concordance with the developmental stages. Some crucial elements such as constant additive differences distracters, halving and unit fractions affect item difficulties substantially. The grade and gender two-way ANOVA revealed that the interaction was not significant. Only the grade factor was significant, and η2 was .08. The gender factor was not significant. This result was consistent with the gender similarities hypothesis in mathematics achievement for Taiwan elementary and middle school students. |