Latest Publications

1.   Mtsatse, N., & van Staden, S. (2021). Exploring differential item functioning on reading achievement: A case for isiXhosa. South African Journal of African Languages41(1), 1-11.

 

2. Van Staden, S., Combrinck,C., Roux, R., Tshele, M. &  Palane, N. (2019). How Measures of Opportunity to Learn (OTL) can inform educational quality and policy. South African Journal of Childhood Education, 7, (1-19).

 

3.    Combrinck, C. & Mtsatse, N. (2019). Reading on Paper or Reading digitally? Reflections and implications of ePIRLS 2016 in South Africa. South African Journal of Education, 39(4).

 

4.    Mtsatse, N. & Combrinck, C. (2018). Dialects matter: The impact of dialects and code-switching on the literacy and numeracy achievement of isiXhosa Grade 1 learners in the Western Cape. Journal of Education, 72 (19 - 36).

 

5.    Combrinck, C., Scherman, V., Maree, D. & Howie, S.  (2018). Multiple Imputation for dichotomous MNAR items using a Recursive Structural Equation Model with Rasch Measures as predictors. Sage Open, 1 (1-12).

 

6.    Combrinck, C., Scherman, V. & Maree, D. (2017). Evaluating anchor items and reframing assessment results through a practical application of the Rasch Measurement Model. South African Journal of Psychology, 47(3) 316–329.

 

7.    Combrinck, C., Scherman, V. & Maree, D. (2016). The use of Rasch competency bands for reporting criterion-referenced feedback and curriculum-standards attainment. Perspectives in Education, 34(4),62-78.

 

8.  Combrinck, C., van Staden, S. & Roux, K. (2014). Developing early readers: Patterns in introducing critical reading skills and strategies to South African children. Reading & Writing 5(1).

 

9.   Combrinck, C., van Staden, S. Roux, K.  Tshele M & Macleod Palane N. Moving beyond league table standings: How Measures of Opportunity to Learn (OTL) can inform educational quality and policy directives.

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