2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-10274-0_9
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Assessing Music Performance Process and Outcome Through a Rubric: Ways and Means

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“…Item Response Theory (IRT) models could help to solve this challenge. IRT is a set of latent variable techniques designed to model the relationship between an individual's response to a particular item and that individual's position in probabilistic terms along the latent trait measured (Baker and Kim, 2017). As such, IRT would allow evaluating rubrics' rating scale structure by inspecting the Category Response Curves (CRCs) that represent the probabilities of endorsing rubrics' performance level descriptions displayed along the continuum of the underlying skill.…”
Section: Building Performance Level Descriptions For Rubricsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Item Response Theory (IRT) models could help to solve this challenge. IRT is a set of latent variable techniques designed to model the relationship between an individual's response to a particular item and that individual's position in probabilistic terms along the latent trait measured (Baker and Kim, 2017). As such, IRT would allow evaluating rubrics' rating scale structure by inspecting the Category Response Curves (CRCs) that represent the probabilities of endorsing rubrics' performance level descriptions displayed along the continuum of the underlying skill.…”
Section: Building Performance Level Descriptions For Rubricsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach is not novel and has become best practice in higher education (Morgan 2004;O'Donovan, Price, and Rust 2004). The criterion and standards based assessment approach has been evaluated within the context of the curriculum described above (Blom, Stevenson, and Encarnacao 2015). As noted in that evaluation, many students use this scaffolding to target their efforts but many choose to ignore the institutional context of their learning.…”
Section: A Curriculum For Making Computer Musicmentioning
confidence: 99%