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Electronic Quality of Inquiry Protocol (EQUIP): Assessing the Quality of Inquiry-Based Instructional Practice ASTE 2009 Jeff C. Marshall

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Page 1: Electronic Quality of Inquiry Protocol (EQUIP): Assessing the Quality of Inquiry- Based Instructional Practice ASTE 2009 Jeff C. Marshall

Electronic Quality of Inquiry Protocol (EQUIP):

Assessing the Quality of Inquiry-Based Instructional Practice

ASTE 2009

Jeff C. Marshall

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Status of Inquiry-Based Instruction

• Teachers know it is important• Some try• However, many find it difficult to implement• PD facilitators need formative guide • Teachers need way to self-monitor

performance

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Need• The Call: Inquiry should be a central tenet of sound

instructional practice (AAAS, 1993, 1998; Bransford, Brown, & Cocking, 2000; Llewellyn, 2002; NCTM, 1991, 2000; NRC, 1996, 2000).

• Teacher Perceptions: Teachers believe that they are spending 38.7% of their time on inquiry-based instruction (Marshall, Horton, Igo, and Switzer, In Press).

• Teacher Ideals: Teachers see that they should ideally be devoting about 57.3% of their time leading inquiry based instruction (Marshall, Horton, Igo, and Switzer, In Press).

• Overall Quality: The perception is high yet the quality is low—inquiry is often mistaken for activities (Moscovici & Holdlund-Nelson, 1998).

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Some Other Protocols

• Inside the Classroom Observational Protocol (Horizon Research, 2002)

• Reformed Teaching Observation Protocol, R-TOP (Sawada et al., 2000)

• Science Management Observation Protocol, SMOP, (Sampson, 2004)

• Science Teacher Inquiry Protocol, STIR (Beerer & Bodzin, 2003)

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Development of EQUIP Protocol

• Began with variation of R-TOP and Inside the Classroom

• Field Tested• Moved away from Likert Scale to Descriptive

Rubric• Tested Reliability (Inter-rater and Item)• Field Tested• Conducted Confirmatory Factor Analysis• Field Testing Current Version

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Reliability and Validity• Face Validity—seven member team

• Internal Consistency—n = 102

(-value ranged from .880-.889 before CFA to

.858-.912 after)

• Inter-rater reliability—16 paired observations (Cohen’s scores ranged from .55-.61)

• Content Validity (see paper)

• Construct Validity—CFA run (2//df 2 indicates reasonable fit (Kline, 2005), RMSEA of .1 is on the threshold of reasonable fit (Browne & Cudeck, 1993), SRMR < .1 is considered favorable (Kline, 2005), and the computerized fit index, CFI, of > .90 is considered a good fit (Hu & Bentler, 1999))

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Confirmatory Factor Analysis

• Began with 3 factors (instruction, curriculum, & ecology) with 26 total indicators

• CFA showed 4 factors (19 total indicators) loaded better (instruction, discourse, assessment, & curriculum)

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Sample to Illustrate Time Usage Factors

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Sample of Instructional Factors Associated with Inquiry-Based Instruction

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Sample of Discourse Factors Associated with Inquiry-Based Instruction

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Sample of Assessment Factors Associated with Inquiry-Based Instruction

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Sample of Curriculum Factors Associated with Inquiry-Based Instruction

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EQUIP Summary

• Reliable and valid measure• Valuable measure of inquiry-based instruction– Instruction– Discourse– Assessment– Curriculum

• Useful for practitioners, PD facilitators, and in-service preparation

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More Information

• Jeff C. Marshall

• Email: [email protected]

• Website: www.clemson.edu/iim