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Assessment of geography questions according to the cognitive field steps in the examination of high school (LGS-OKS ) 2003 -2007

2008
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Cemalettin Şahin

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According to the cognitive field step taxonomy of Bloom in the examination of high school, the classification of the geography questions between 2003 and 2007 has been done and the questions has been looked over according to the consistency in social studies program in this paper. Besides, the difficulty of the geography questions, discrimination level and the rate of responsing the questions has been analised and the success of students has been assessed.The aim of this serach while getting the results of this paper and as a comprise of the search general cross-hatching model has been used. The questions of geography released between 2003 and 2007, assessed discriptively according to the experts of evaluation, and the questions in 2007, the analyse results are assesessed according to the package program of ITEMAN.As the result of the assessment, the questions of geography taken place in OKS, while classified to the cognitive field questions, there is no questions belonging to the the lowest level which is knowledge level and the highest level which necessiate the ingenuity level, but the most cared one way of cognitive level, the questions in geography in the large extend comply with the social studies program. But there is inequalty in the level of the class and the arrangement of the modules. When the results are investigated in 2007 OKS geography questions in general, difficult guestions doesn?t have the distinguishing capacity and also it is observed that the students have made more mistakes in the illustrated questions.Key words: OKS, geography questions, cognitive field, the taxanomy of Bloom, evaluation

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Dr. Ali Aydoğan

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Ali Aydoğan (Master Thesis). Assessment of geography questions according to the cognitive field steps in the examination of high school (LGS-OKS ) 2003 -2007, 2008, Gazi University.

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