Document Type
Article
Publication Date
11-12-2019
Keywords
faith and learning, Christian practice, assessment
Abstract
The Practicing Faith Survey (PFS) is a new assessment tool designed to measure the extent to which schoolchildren connect their faith to learning. PFS measures student engagement with five domains of Christian practice in connection with learning: intellectual, relational, introspective, benevolence, and formational practices. We describe the item-development process and then present evidence for the validity and reliability of the PFS based on a sample of 1,300 fifth- through twelfth-grade students who participated in a pilot of the instrument.
Series Title
EDRE Working Paper
Series Number
2019-20
Citation
Cheng, A., Green, B., & Smith, D. (2019). The Development and Validation of the Practicing Faith Survey. Education Reform Faculty and Graduate Students Publications. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/edrepub/87
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