Assessssv6b.zip is an updated version of a pre/post ASSESSment SpreadSheet (assessss). It includes an .xlsx version. This spreadsheet has the ability to provide individual and entire class item analysis, especially helpful after pre-testing to determine instructional focus areas. Please follow the instructions in the accompanying readme.txt file. Except for the “scratch” worksheet, all remaining worksheets are linked – this means pasting into one page, automatically populates other pages.
Assessssv6b is preset for the Force Concept Inventory, Test for Understanding Graphs in Kinematics 3.2, Mechanics Baseline Test, Force and Motion Concept Evaluation and Lawson Classroom Test of Scientific Reasoning (with Piaget analysis). It has additional blank spreadsheet and answer keys for Energy Concept Inventory and the Conceptual Survey of Electricity and Magnetism. Users can analyze the FCI and the TUG-K2 by clusters (i.e., subcategory: by each of the 6 dimensions of the force concept). The readmefirst file provides further information including the operation and history of the spreadsheet. Please send notification about spreadsheet bugs to jvesenka@une.edu
This instrument was developed by Jamie Vesenka, Professor of Physics, Department of Chemistry and Physics, University of New England and donated by him to AMTA. To protect the assessments for which it is used, we make every effort to ensure that it is only distributed to teachers and researchers.
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I have taught system dynamics modeling for over 20 years at the high school level in algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, and designed a year-long modeling course for high school freshmen through seniors. System dynamics modeling uses icon-based software to model dynamic feedback systems. I would like to learn how to connect to your organization and perhaps share some of my expertise and learn more about the modeling your organization provides. After retiring from high school teaching I returned to the university and am in the dissertation phase of my doctorate in System Science at Portland State University.
What is the password? Thank you.
For the password, please read the “readme” text file in the zipped file you receive, and follow the directions therein.
I teach Conceptual Physics, AP Physics B (now 1 & 2), and robotics at Southfield Christian School. I am an AMTA member just renewing my membership for a 2nd year. I gave my students the FCI test this year and would like to receive the password to use the analysis spreadsheet.
For the password, please read the “readme” text file in the zipped file you receive, and follow the directions therein.
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For the password, please read the “readme” text file in the zipped file you receive, and follow the directions therein.