Use of a Randomized, Categorized Exam to Determine Horse Knowledge of 4-H Horse Show Participants

Authors

Jennifer Nadeau, University of CnnecticutFollow
Emily McCabe Alger, University of ConnecticutFollow
Tom Hoagland, University of ConnecticutFollow
Kelly Chameroy, University of ConnecticutFollow

Volume

42

Issue

42

Abstract

The study focused on using a general knowledge exam to determine strengths and weaknesses of 4-H youth in six New England states competing at the Eastern States Exposition 4-H Horse Show. One hundred multiple-choice questions were divided into 10 categories with 10 questiJenniferons per category. Questions were then randomized. Information regarding age, gender, discipline, and years of attendance were collected and had some effect on mean exam scores. The mean score results in each category provided feedback on strengths and weaknesses of each state's 4-H youth. This method may offer a way to track progress over time of 4-H youth.

Recommended Citation

Nadeau, J., Alger, E. M., Hoagland, T., & Chameroy, K. (2004). Use of a Randomized, Categorized Exam to Determine Horse Knowledge of 4-H Horse Show Participants. The Journal of Extension, 42(3), Article 16. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol42/iss3/16