P. Razavi
@p-razavi.bsky.social
Dad. Psych PhD. Research Scientist (Psychometrics, measurement).
Blog: Medium.com/@pooyar
Blog: Medium.com/@pooyar
Had a great time presenting our work on LLM-based item difficulty estimation at #NCME .
If you’re in Denver and would like to discuss measurement research or just catchup in the next couple of days, let me know 😊
If you’re in Denver and would like to discuss measurement research or just catchup in the next couple of days, let me know 😊
April 25, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Had a great time presenting our work on LLM-based item difficulty estimation at #NCME .
If you’re in Denver and would like to discuss measurement research or just catchup in the next couple of days, let me know 😊
If you’re in Denver and would like to discuss measurement research or just catchup in the next couple of days, let me know 😊
💯"Qualitative competencies ... include developing and
applying theories of learning, designing instruments, and identifying the social, cultural, historical, and political contexts of measurement. Quant. competencies include statistical inference, computational fluency, and psychometric modeling."💯
applying theories of learning, designing instruments, and identifying the social, cultural, historical, and political contexts of measurement. Quant. competencies include statistical inference, computational fluency, and psychometric modeling."💯
November 27, 2024 at 3:18 AM
💯"Qualitative competencies ... include developing and
applying theories of learning, designing instruments, and identifying the social, cultural, historical, and political contexts of measurement. Quant. competencies include statistical inference, computational fluency, and psychometric modeling."💯
applying theories of learning, designing instruments, and identifying the social, cultural, historical, and political contexts of measurement. Quant. competencies include statistical inference, computational fluency, and psychometric modeling."💯
Spearman (1937).
Still applicable today
Still applicable today
November 23, 2024 at 5:48 AM
Spearman (1937).
Still applicable today
Still applicable today