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Download full textChilds, Ruth A.; Elgie, Susan; Brijmohan, Amanda; Yang, Jinli – Canadian Journal of Education, 2019
Fifth-grade students watched a short video and then responded to multiple-choice items, including several without correct answers. Based on computer-supported stimulated recall and semi-structured interviews, we tested three common assumptions about what students are thinking when they respond to multiple-choice items in spite of being uncertain…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Grade 5, Student Attitudes, Ambiguity (Context)
