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Development of an Assessment Formula for Scientific Creativity and Its Application 원문보기

초등과학교육 = Journal of Korean elementary science education, v.33 no.2, 2014년, pp.242 - 257  

임채성 (서울교육대학교)

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Researchers have employed a diversity of definitions and measurement methods for creativity. As a result, creativity research is underrepresented in the literature and the findings of different studies often prove difficult to draw into a coherent body of understanding. With regard to assessment, th...

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과학창의성 평가에서 교사와 관련된 문제점에는 무엇이 있는가? 과학창의성 평가에서 교사와 관련된 여러 가지 문제점들이 있다. 우선, 많은 교사가 견고한 과학 배경을 가지고 있지 않고, 과학창의성에 대한 그들의 개인개념도 협소하며, 심지어 부적절하기도 하다(Newton & Newton, 2009). 예를 들면, 교사는 인과적인 과학적 설명을 항상 개인적인 것으로 보지는 않고, 지시에 따라 하는 재생적 구성 활동도 창의적 활동으로 인식하는 경우가 있다(Newton & Newton, 2010). 또 다른 장애 요인은 현실성(practi- cality)이다. 합의 평가에는 다수의 평정자가 필요하다. Cropley(2001)가 제시한 직관적 평가 방법은 평가자의 주관이 많이 개입되는 문제가 있다.
창의성 구성 요소의 4P는 무엇인가? 창의성 점수를 산출하기 위해 사용되는 합산 방식은 크게 두 가지로 나누어 고찰할 수 있다. 첫째, 창의성 구성 요소는 4P, 즉 개인(person, personality trait), 과정(process), 산물(product), 환경(press; environment)과 각각의 하위 구성요소를 고려하면 매우 많지만, 여기에서는 학교 현장에서의 효율성을 위하여 창의성을 정의하는 두 가지 핵심 요소인 독창성과 유용성만을 고려한다. 각 요소별로 50점 만점으로 채점하는 경우, 학생 A는 독창성 요소에서 50점, 유용성 요소에서 0점을 받아 창의성 점수 50점, 학생 B는 각 요소에서 0점과 50점을 받아 창의성 점수 50점, 학생 C는 각 요소에서 25점씩 받아 창의성 점수 50점을 받았다고 하자.
Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking 검사는 어떻게 총점을 계산하는가? 창의성 측정에는 1966년에 처음 개발된 이후, 네 번에 걸쳐 개정된 Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking (TTCT; Torrance, 1998)이 가장 많이 사용되고(Davis, 1997), 다른 창의성 검사에서 가장 많이 준거로 삼는다(Lissitz & Willhoft, 1985). 이 검사는 독창성, 융통성, 유창성이라는 하위 영역으로 구성되고, 각 하위 영역의 점수를 합산하여 총점을 계산한다. 유창성 점수는 응답의 질에 관계없이 단순히 응답의 수를 세어 부여한다.
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