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go.lag

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What is the difference between an item-level error analysis and a within-item error analysis?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

For students to learn self instructional strategies effectively and completely, during the modeling of the
  strategies the teacher should include skills of:
 
  a. problem definition
  b. focusing attention
  c. self reinforcement
  d. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

An item-level error analysis determines a pattern of the types of items missed and the within-item error analysis determines the type of process errors made by the student as the item is solved or answered.

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