He said that 2018 Test Item Generation Exercise marked a paradigm shift from the usual analogue system to a digital phase which according to him was time saving and cost effective.
While urging the participants not to lose sight of the ethics, integrity and credibility associated with the conduct of the Examinations and in particular, the generation of test items, the Commissioner noted that the outcome of the workshop would enable the Ministry to adequately and efficiently assess the prospective candidates for the Examinations.
Earlier, in his welcome address the Director, Examinations and Standards, Dr. Moses Bragiwa urged the participants to take the workshop seriously saying it would provide a unique opportunity for them to be taught on issues related to cognitive evaluation of children and the use of ICT to generate test items for the Cognitive/Placement and the Basic Education Certificate Examinations.
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