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A new approach to cognitive metrics : analysing the mechanics of comprehension using eye tracking data in student completion of high stakes testing evaluation

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posted on 2017-12-06, 00:00 authored by Bruce KnightBruce Knight, Michael Horsley
This paper chronicles the use of eye tracking methodology to develop a model of the mechanics of reading as students undertake comprehension tasks. This model has been developed from analysing the way that students undertake high stakes testing in Australia. In phase 2 of the research, a model has been developed from a grounded theory approach by analysing the reading behaviours of students completing high stakes comprehension tasks. In phase 3 of the research the model will be validated with a large scale study involving 200 year 7 students in Queensland schools. The research to date has developed a model of the mechanics of reading comprehension. The model is presented in the chapter. The model has added a set of macro reading behaviours revealed during the development of the model to the micro reading behaviours established by a decade of previous eye tracking research into reading behaviour.

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Editor

Horsley M; Eliot M; Knight BA; Reilly R

Start Page

281

End Page

296

Number of Pages

16

ISBN-13

9783319028675

Publisher

Springer

Place of Publication

Switzerland

Open Access

  • No

External Author Affiliations

Learning and Teaching Education Research Centre (LTERC); School of Education and the Arts (2013- );

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  • Yes

Number of Chapters

25

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