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Introduction
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Concept Inventory
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Developing a Concept Inventory
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Measuring Validity
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Measuring Reliability
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Measuring Learning Gains
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Measuring Discrimination
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Impact of COVID19 on MHSC Outcomes
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Main Findings
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Lab
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Results
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Item difficulty
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Questions and answers
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Student misconceptions
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MHsci questions
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Assessment
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Citations
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Cheating
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Verification
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American Society for Microbiology
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Questions
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Description:
Explore a 57-minute presentation by Heather Seitz and Andrea Rediske on the impact of COVID-19 curricular shifts on learning gains using the Microbiology for Health Sciences Concept Inventory. Delve into the development and validation of concept inventories, including measures of validity, reliability, learning gains, and discrimination. Examine the main findings related to COVID-19's effect on MHSC outcomes, focusing on lab results, item difficulty, and student misconceptions. Learn about assessment strategies, citation practices, and methods to prevent cheating in microbiology education. Gain insights into the American Society for Microbiology's research and engage with the presenters' responses to audience questions on this timely topic in microbiology education.

Impact of COVID-19 Curricular Shifts on Learning Gains on the Microbiology for Health Sciences Concept Inventory

American Society for Microbiology
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