Angoff method ppt

Standard-setting

1. Standard Setting Presented By: Muhammad Munsif ( M.phil Education) (2019-21) [email protected] Slideshare Link Presented to: Dr. Muhammad Iqbal University of Education Lahore Angoff Method

2. What is Standard Setting What is cut Score What is borderline students What is purpose of Standard setting Importance of Standard Setting in Education Angoff Method Overview of Angoff Method Procedure of Angoff Method Outline

3. Standard Setting is the methodology used to define levels of achievement or proficiency and the cut score corresponding to those levels. For that reasons standard setting is a critical components of the test development process. In brief, standard setting refers to the process of establishing one or more cut scores on examination. Standard Setting

4. Standard setting is the mechanism by reach to real calculate a pass mark for examination a paper to ensure the competent paper are going to and incompetence once are staying behind and not able to go ahead. These Standards set are like rules and laws which can be achievable. It is like bar not too much high to achieve, not too much low down to achieve very easy. Why do we standard set

5. A cut score is the point that set that predetermine level, it differentiates between those who pass and fail. The cut scores divided the distribution of examinees test performance into two or more categories. Such as (Pass/fail, Award /deny in license, or grant / Without a credential). Cut Score

6. Multiple cut scores may also be set to more finest students into categories. ( E.g ) Students may be classified as advanced, proficient, Needs improvement or unsatisfactory. As a researcher has pointed out, establishing cut scores can literally be a matter of life and death. Multiple cut score

7. Absolute : Passing score is depend on the minimal mastery of the study content( Criterion referenced). Relative : Passing score is dependent on performance of a reference group ( Norm reference ). Methods of Standard setting

8. It sets a clear and measure goals. It informs instruction. Standard setting measures a achievement. It is important to take strong decisions in education system. Importance of standard setting in Education

9. Angoff Method Introduced by William Angoff . One of the most preferred widely and frequently used methods. The Angoff Method allows expert judges to determine an appropriate pass marks is based on the content of the examination and not on group performance. Angoff method relies on subject-matter experts(SMEs)who examine the content of each the questions(items) and then predict how many minimally-qualified candidates would answer the item correctly. T he average of the judges predictions for test question becomes its predicated difficulty. Angoff Method Test-centered method

10. In the original Angoff method, experts determine the probabilities. T hey select any probability ranging from 0 to 1(0.9,0.44,0.56). The Angoff method is a widely used standard setting approach in the test in test development. It is the kind of study that test developers used to determine the passing percentage ( cut score)for the test. The passing grade of a test can't be decided arbitrarily; it must be justified with empirical. The average of these probabilities across judges or raters is the cutoff score Angoff Method (Traditional Angoff )

11. Absolute method Test centered Method Written and practical Exam Angoff Method that uses a group of experts to judge how difficult each items is in exam determine the cut score. The cut score is like a line of stands that divides the students in two groups. First, who are above the cut score called pass and second, who are below the cut score called fail. Overview of Angoff Method

12. This methods calculate cut- marks of based on performances of the candidate in relation to standard of Content based( Absolute). It involves judgment being made on exam items.( Test- Centered ). Overview of Angoff Method

13. In Angoff , a group of subject expert are asked “what percentage of borderline candidates would answer this items correctly?” before making a judgment , the experts must agree on the definition of a “borderline candidate”. All judges must have same definition of borderline candidate for the Angoff cut-off score to be reliable. This requires a good understanding of what makes a candidate competent enough to be passing, hence why judges must be subject experts. How is Angoff calculated?

14. A sort of students who is just minimal competent so administrative allow them to progress actually they are not brilliant not average only they are just fine in ordered to make them promote on the behalf of guide line of examination. E.g : If the passing marks are 50 and some students got 49 or 48 out of hundred. These are borderline students. Borderline students

15. Each experts judgment for an item should be same or within a close, define range ( around 10%). The mean of everyone's judgment is calculated for each item; this is often referred to as the predicated difficulty. Each predicated difficulty( mean) is added and together and divided by the total number of items in the examination to get cut- off percentage. This percentage of the total marks for the exam indicates the cut- off mark. How is Angoff calculated?

16. These are major reasons to used Angoff method This method is defensible, reliable , test centered and it is absolute method. Easy for use For this judges have minimal training is required who make the judgments about cut-of score. Wide accepted. Why we used Angoff Method

17. For this method Experts took following steps: Selection participant Take the assessment Rate the items( According to level of achievement and level of difficulty) Review Determine the cut score of a test Steps

18. Hold up in the court Reflect the difficulty of content Simple when you know how Advantages of Angoff Method

19. Need back up Long process Confidence is the key Recyclable Time and Place Disadvantages

20. To summarize, Angoff is a standard setting method that requires subject expert making judgment about how difficult each item in an exam by predicting the percentage of borderline candidates that would get question correct. It is widely used in high stake exams and holds up in court challenged Conclusion

21. 1) In Angoff Method , Probability range of cut score from …………………. A) 2 to 5 B) 0 to 1 C) -1 to + 1 D) 1 to 2 2) Which Method more relies on Subject-matter experts(SMEs)……..   A) Hofstee Method B) Eble Method C) Nedelsky Method D) Angoff Method 3) Passing score is depend on the minimal mastery of the study content based is …… A ) Relative B) Absolute C) Norm reference D) Non of them 4) ……………… who is just minimal competent so administrative allow them to progress A) Brilliant Student B) Grounded Student C) Borderline student D) Average Student 5) A …………..is the point that set that predetermine level, it differentiates between those who pass and fail A ) Cut score B) Borderline score C ) Pass score D ) All of them 6) Passing score is dependent on performance of a reference group A) Norm reference B) Absolute C) Criterion reference D) Non of them Assessment

22. 1) B 2) D 3) B 4) C 5) A 6) A Key