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ITEM ANALYSIS
ITEM DIFFICULTY
It is defined as the number of students who are able to answer the item correctly divided by the total number of students.
INDEX OF DISCRIMINATION
Tells whether it can discriminate between those who know and those who do not know the answer. It is the difference between the proportion of the upper group who got an item right and the proportion of the lower group who got the item right.
RANGE OF DIFFICULTY INDEX INTERPRETATION
ACTION
0-0.25
Difficult
Revise or discard
0.26-0.75
Right difficulty
Retain
0.76above
Easy
Revise or Discard
RANGE
RANGE OF DIFFICULTY INDEX RANGE
INTERPRETATION
ACTION
-1.0 --0.50
Can discriminate but item is questionable
Discard
-.55--0.45
Non discriminating
Revise
0.46-1.0
Discriminating item
Include
BENEFITS DERIVED FROM ITEM ANALYSIS
It provides useful information for class discussion of the test It provides data which helps students improve their learning It provides insights and skills that lead to the preparation of better tests in the future
PREP ARING DATA FOR ITEM ANALYSIS (Payne,1992)
Arrange test scores from highest to lowest. Get one-third of the papers from the highest scores and the other third from lowest scores. Record separately the number of times each alternative was chosen by the students in both groups.
Add the number of correct answers to each item made by the combined upper and lower groups. Compute the index of difficulty for each item, following the formula
IDF = (NRC / TS) X 100)
Where:
IDF = index of difficulty NRC = number of students responding correctly to an item TS = total number of students in the upper and lower groups
Compute the index of discrimination, based on the formula:
IDN = (CU ± CL) / NSG
Where:
IDN = index of discrimination CU = number of correct responses of the upper group CL = number of correct responses of the lower group NSG = number of students per group
DIFFICULTY INDEX OF A TEST ITEM CAN BE INTERPRETED WITH THE USE OF THE FOLLOWING TABLE OF EQUIVALENTS:
RANGE DIFFICULTY INDEX 20 and below very difficult 21 ± 40 difficult 41 ± 60 average 61 ± 80 easy 81 & above very easy
USING INFORMATION ABOUT INDEX OF DISCRIMINATION RANGE .40 & above .30 - .39 .20 - .29 .09 - .19
VERBAL DESCRIPTION very good item good item fair item poor item