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Table 2 The items of the research questionnaire and their Content Validity Ratio (CVR)*, Content Validity Index (CVI) and Impact Score (IS)

From: New roles of students as partners: Importance of students’ roles, level of preparedness and available opportunities on the basis of a validated self-assessment questionnaire

Role**

Row

Task

CVR

CVI

IS

Reflective trainee

1

Studying the course plans before attending classes and training sessions

1

0.93

5

2

Reflecting on the reasons for attending a learning session before attending

0.8

0.93

4.8

3

Reflecting on him/her goals for attending a learning session by reviewing the course plan

1

0.93

4.9

Interactive knowledge seeker

4

Reviewing him/her previous knowledge about the subject of the learning session before attending

0.8

0.86

4.6

5

Focusing on acquiring the goals intended for that session during the session

0.8

0.86

4.8

6

Making connections between new content and him/her previous knowledge and experience

1

0.93

4.8

7

Effective communication with patients and their companions

1

1

4.9

Active listener

8

Trying to find answers to the questions formed in his/her mind

1

1

5

9

Applying his/her knowledge and information received in practice

0.8

0.86

4.7

10

Assessment level of achievement of his/her learning goals at the end of the session and course

0.8

0.93

4.8

11

Being a self-regulated learner based on education quality standards

1

0.86

4.7

Role model as student/apprentice

12

Observing the thought processes of teachers and peers

1

0.93

5

13

Acting as a good role model for peers to encourage them to learn more and better

1

1

5

14

Timely and accurate completion of assignments

1

1

5

15

Interaction with other members of the educational or care teams

1

1

5

16

Developing an individual learning plan

1

1

5

17

Planning for group learning in all learning sessions and settings

0.8

0.86

4.7

18

Practicing evidence-based learning and not blindly consuming information available on the Internet

1

0.93

5

19

Acquiring active search skills for information and educational resources on websites

1

1

5

20

The ability to critically appraisal of the available scientific sources regarding the validity, relevance, and applicability of the information

1

0.93

5

21

Acquiring the skills of processing, analyzing and organizing the searched information

1

0.93

5

Collaborative learner

22

Challenging thoughts of him/herself, of classmates, of the teacher in a session

1

1

5

23

Being an active listener instead of being passive in the learning session

1

1

5

24

Interacting with teachers in order to facilitate their teaching by asking good, logical and timely questions

0.8

0.86

4.8

25

Criticizing teachers'teaching process, their statements and educational materials after having enough interaction with them

0.8

0.93

5

26

Providing constructive feedback to teachers in order to create motivation, interest and enthusiasm in teachers for more activity

1

0.93

5

27

Evaluating the written and formal curriculum

0.8

0.86

4.7

Mentee

28

Discuss what you have learned with your classmates

1

1

5

29

Interacting with classmates and teaching the learned material to peers

1

0.93

5

30

Active participation in peer evaluation

1

0.93

4.9

Assessor

31

Fair evaluation of teachers with the aim of helping their professional development

1

0.93

4.8

32

Evaluation the outcomes of the predetermined learning objectives in the curriculum

0.8

0.86

4.7

Strategic and critical learner

33

Actively and critically choosing his/her role models

1

1

5

34

Reflection on learning activities and his/her own daily experiences in different contexts

1

0.93

5

35

Monitoring his/her own learning process and identifying his/her mistakes and problems

1

1

5

36

Evaluating his/her learning skills to identify his/her learning strengths and weaknesses

1

0.93

5

Active participator

37

Participation in determining the effectiveness of courses and curriculum

0.8

0.86

4.8

38

Participation in evaluation of the quality standards of education in her/his school

0.8

0.93

5

39

Participating in determining the importance, priority and weight of each course in curriculum

0.8

0.86

4.7

40

Active participation in educational plannings in the university

0.8

0.93

5

41

Participation in determining the quality standards of education in his/her school

0.8

0.86

4.6

42

Cooperation with teachers in writing study guides and course plans

0.8

0.93

4.9

43

Playing the role of a rational and critic consumer for educational resources produced by teachers

1

1

5

The whole questionnaire

0.93

0.93

4.89

  1. *Based on the assessment by ten scholars
  2. **These 9 roles are the roles that were renamed based on the results of the exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses