2016
DOI: 10.14687/jhs.v13i3.4326
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Content analysis of the TEOG mathematics test items based on MONE attainments, TIMSS levels, and renewed Bloom Taxonomy<p>TEOG sınavlarındaki matematik test maddelerinin MEB kazanımlarına, TIMSS seviyelerine ve yenilenen Bloom Taksonomisine göre içerik analizi

Abstract: The aim of the study is to classify and evaluate the mathematics test items in the Transition System of Secondary Education (TEOG) exam according to the attainment levels of the Secondary School National Mathematics Curriculum, TIMSS levels and Bloom’s renewed taxonomy. The study covers the TEOG math items between the years 2013 and 2016. In data analysis, content analysis, a qualitative research technique, was applied. For the classification of the materials, the acquisition list of the eighth grade mathemati… Show more

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“…Furthermore, the objectives of 8th grader mathematics questions in TIMMS and of the TEOG mathematics test are similar too. It seems to corroborate with the findings in Başol, Balgalmış, Karlı and Öz (2016) who report the similarities of scope in TEOG and TIMSS exams. Possibly as an extension of this similarity, our students are more successful in TIMMS than in PISA.…”
Section: Extended Abstract In Englishsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Furthermore, the objectives of 8th grader mathematics questions in TIMMS and of the TEOG mathematics test are similar too. It seems to corroborate with the findings in Başol, Balgalmış, Karlı and Öz (2016) who report the similarities of scope in TEOG and TIMSS exams. Possibly as an extension of this similarity, our students are more successful in TIMMS than in PISA.…”
Section: Extended Abstract In Englishsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…An analysis of the related literature reveals that a lot of studies have used the SOLO and Bloom's taxonomies (Alsaadi, 2011;Bağdat & Anapa-Saban, 2014;Başol, Balgalmış, Karlı, & Öz, 2016;Çalışkan, 2011;Dindar & Demir, 2006;Göçer & Kurt, 2016;Gökler, Aypay, & Arı, 2012;Özdemir & Göktepe-Yıldız, 2015;Peter & Alberto, 2013;Tarman & Kuran, 2015;Zorluoğlu, Kızılaslan, & Sözbilir, 2016); however, few have compared the two. Studies comparing SOLO and Bloom's taxonomies have yielded inconsistent results.…”
Section: A Comparison Of Solo and Bloom's Taxonomiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…; Alsaadi, 2011;Bağdat & Anapa-Saban, 2014;Başol, Balgalmış, Karlı, & Öz, 2016;Çalışkan, 2011;Dindar & Demir, 2006;Göçer & Kurt, 2016 …”
Section: Solo Ve Bloom Taksonomilerinin Karşılaştırılmasıunclassified
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Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%