[PT2021] Test Results

Green, Michelle D mgreen at campbell.edu
Mon Mar 23 15:12:46 EDT 2020


Great job on the test.
I am kind of frustrated at the results. I'll be honest.
I have used the same test with 20% variation for the last 5 years.
I have lots of metrics on this test and the test questions.

This year though, I taught it completely different. This is the first time I've taught this material without the power points, with hand writing, with review/recall and predication.
I was SUPER excited to see the difference in test scores so I could feel confident that it makes a difference.
But- with the testing circumstances being so "loose" if I brag about your amazing scores- I can not prove it was you or the teaching strategies. Bummer!
These are the score ranges and averages for the last few years
2017  64% - avg. 85 - 94%

2018  70% - avg. 85 - 97

2019  65% - avg 84 - 100

2020  80% - 93% - 100%!!!!

Nicely done!


A few notes:


  1.  The question on spasticity said "what would you recommend... not do.  Pharamacological is the only choice for SEVERE spasticity (gentle ROM and positioning wouldn't do a thing for it) - this question was thrown out
  2.  Variable practice is the same task, varying elements (different heights for sit- stand) versus random is different tasks randomly performed, (blocked is the same task over and over the exact same way until a predetermined level of competence is achieved)

I always put in some "obscure" questions that really dig into the reading or higher level of integration and if they perform poorly, I use them as BONUS questions.  There were a few of those on this test.


When I release the test scores, I do so in Examsoft.  The report looks like this:
Your Score and the Avg. Score at the top.
Then each question is color coded for "Green" correct, "red" incorrect.
You can also see if their was any adjustment  (bonus- for example)
*I label all my questions according to the week/topic.  This way you can tell if there was one area that you did not do as well on.

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So be sure to look for this in examsoft or the link in your email. Let me know if there are questions.
Great job, team!


Michelle D. Green, PT, DPT, c-NDT, NCS
Assistant Professor
Department of Physical Therapy
Tracey F. Smith Hall
Campbell University
PH: 910.893.1960
E-mail: mgreen at campbell.edu

The DPT Program at Campbell University is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: accreditation at apta.org<mailto:accreditation at apta.org>; website: http://www.capteonline.org.


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