ABSTRACT
Se presenta un nuevo método de evaluación dinámica de la competencia lectora automatizado para educación secundaria (EdiLEC). Su diseño se ajusta al marco teórico propuesto por el Informe PISA-2009 (OCDE, 2010) y los principios de la evaluación dinámica (Sternberg & Grigorenko, 2002). Esta herramienta electrónica proporciona automáticamente mensajes de retroalimentación adaptados a cada individuo sobre el proceso y ejecución a lo largo de la prueba, añadiendo a los resultados de la evaluación tradicional de la competencia lectora la posibilidad de explorar las potencialidades de aprendizaje del estudiante. El método ha sido baremado con una muestra de 1008 estudiantes de entre 11 y 14 años. Los resultados muestran que consta de propiedades psicométricas de fiabilidad, homogeneidad y validez satisfactorias.
A new method to evaluate students' reading literacy, the Method of Dynamic Assessment for Secondary Education (EdilLEC) is presented. EdilLEC is based on PISA assessment framework and the principles of dynamic assessment. In a computer-based environment, automatically provides adaptive intervention elements (feedback and user's aids), in order to add to the reading literacy traditional assessment the possibility to explore the potential of student's learning. The method has been standarized with a sample of 1008 students between 11 and 14 years of aged. Conclusions: The results show satisfactory psychometric properties of reliability, validity and homogeneity.
ABSTRACT
Este artículo presenta una nueva prueba de evaluación de la competencia lectora, la Prueba de Competencia Lectora para Educación Secundaria (CompLEC). CompLEC ha sido elaborada desde el marco teórico propuesto por el Informe PISA y las nuevas definiciones de competencia lectora. Esta prueba, de fácil aplicación y corrección, evalúa el nivel de competencia lectora de escolares de entre 11 y 14 años en diversas situaciones de lectura (i.e., públicas, educativas, personales y ocupacionales) y con diferentes tipos de textos (i.e., continuos y no continuos). El test ha sido baremado con una muestra de 1.854 estudiantes pertenecientes a cinco comunidades autónomas. Los resultados muestran que consta de propiedades psicométricas de fiabilidad, homogeneidad y validez satisfactorias (AU)
The Reading Literacy test for Secondary Education (CompLEC). A new test to evaluate reading literacy, the Test of Reading Literacy for Secondary Education (CompLEC) is presented. CompLEC is based on the PISA assessment framework and new definitions of reading literacy. The test, easy to apply and score, assesses the level of reading literacy of children between 11 and 14 years of age in several reading situations (i.e., public, educational, personal and occupational) and with different types of texts (i.e., continuous and non-continuous). The scale has been standardized with a sample of 1,854 students from five different Spanish regions. Empirical results show that CompLEC is a homogeneous, reliable and valid instrument (AU)
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Humans , Male , Female , Child , Adolescent , Mental Competency/psychology , Reading , Language Arts/statistics & numerical data , Language Arts/trends , Language Arts , Psychometrics/methods , Psychometrics/trends , Psychometrics/instrumentation , Reproducibility of Results/methods , Reproducibility of Results/trendsABSTRACT
A new test to evaluate reading literacy, the Test of Reading Literacy for Secondary Education (CompLEC) is presented. CompLEC is based on the PISA assessment framework and new definitions of reading literacy. The test, easy to apply and score, assesses the level of reading literacy of children between 11 and 14 years of age in several reading situations (i.e., public, educational, personal and occupational) and with different types of texts (i.e., continuous and non-continuous). The scale has been standardized with a sample of 1,854 students from five different Spanish regions. Empirical results show that CompLEC is a homogeneous, reliable and valid instrument.
