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Standard setting for written tests (7 & 14 June 2027)

SGD 600.00

This series of 2 workshops is designed for healthcare professions educators who want a foundation of knowledge about standard setting principles and hands on experience of applying two classic standard setting methods for written (SBA) examinations. It is suitable for beginners and experienced healthcare educators who wish to explore more in an experiential setting

Sessions:

1.    7 June 2027: Principles of standard setting and review of methods

2.    14 June 2027: Angoff and Ebel methods: hands on application of methods

Each session starts at 0800 UK time and lasts for 3 hours

Faculty: Katharine Boursicot and Jen Williams

This series of 2 workshops is designed for healthcare professions educators who want a foundation of knowledge about standard setting principles and hands on experience of applying two classic standard setting methods for written (SBA) examinations. It is suitable for beginners and experienced healthcare educators who wish to explore more in an experiential setting

Sessions:

1.    7 June 2027: Principles of standard setting and review of methods

2.    14 June 2027: Angoff and Ebel methods: hands on application of methods

Each session starts at 0800 UK time and lasts for 3 hours

Faculty: Katharine Boursicot and Jen Williams

Aim: This workshop is designed for health professions educators who want a comprehensive introduction to standard setting for written tests of knowledge.

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Objectives: Participants will

1. become familiar with the evidence base for the different methods currently in use

2. be able to understand the steps in the various methods

3. have gained experience in applying them to written tests

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This short course will be delivered as 2 live webinar, lasting 3hrs each.

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Webinar:

Duration: 1 week

No. of webinars: 2

Days of the week: Fridays

Time: 0800 - 1100 (British Summer Time) UK

Fees

SGD$600 per participant

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