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Immediately follows instruction.  Items/problems/activities are “isomorphic” to those in instruction, have similar form, but may be different content.
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A normal post-test is one that Immediately follows instruction and involves items/problems/activities that are “isomorphic” to those in instruction. By isomorphic we mean they have similar form, but may be different content.  A normal post-test is thus neither a test of [[long-term retention]] or of [[transfer]].  It is in contrast to these measures of [[robust learning]].
(from Toward Tighter Theory-Study Connections: Robust Learning Metrics, Ken Koedinger)
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See Ken Koedinger's PSLC lunch presentaiton: "Toward Tighter Theory-Study Connections: Robust Learning Metrics"

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A normal post-test is one that Immediately follows instruction and involves items/problems/activities that are “isomorphic” to those in instruction. By isomorphic we mean they have similar form, but may be different content. A normal post-test is thus neither a test of long-term retention or of transfer. It is in contrast to these measures of robust learning.

See Ken Koedinger's PSLC lunch presentaiton: "Toward Tighter Theory-Study Connections: Robust Learning Metrics"