Gravity : Jurnal Ilmiah Penelitian dan Pembelajaran Fisika
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Analysis of model fit logistic parameter of work and energy material using unidimensional item response theory

Yustiandi Yustiandi (Unknown)
Duden Saepuzaman (Unknown)



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Publish Date
25 Jul 2021

Abstract

This study aims to determine the suitability of the student response analysis on the test of work and energy materials with the logistic parameter model of item response theory. Another aim is to estimate item parameters according to a fit parameter logistic model (PL). This research is a quantitative research that was carried out on the responses of 1177 high school students spread across Banten Province. The instrument is a set of work and energy test consisting of 25 multiple choices. The analysis was carried out using the statistical method. The analysis showed the students' responses to the fit energy and effort test with 9 items of 1 PL model, 17 items of 2 PL model, and 16 items of 3 PL model. Based on the percentage, the 2PL model is suitable than 1PL and 3PL. So it can be concluded that the analysis of the work and energy test instrument fits the 2PL parameter model. Further analysis is the determination of the item parameter value by referring to the 2PL model, namely the item parameter difficulty level (b) and discrimination (a). From the analysis conducted, it was found that the difficulty level was in the range - 2.501 to 1.595 and the discrimination was in the range 0.289 to 1.109. Based on this analysis, it can be concluded that all items in this test are the good item criteria

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Gravity

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Astronomy Earth & Planetary Sciences Education Materials Science & Nanotechnology Physics

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The focuses of the manuscript received in the Gravity journal is limited to the topic: Physics Education (Media, Educational Policy, Assessment, Learning Model) Theoretical Physics Material Physics Earth and Environmental Physics Astrophysics Medical Physics Computational Physics and ...