Matt Homer

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University of Leeds

United Kingdom

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Dr. Matt Homer is an Associate Professor at the University of Leeds, UK. His research primarily focuses on educational assessment, food choice behavior among children, and the interplay between mathematics education and core curriculum standards. Recent publications include studies on OSCE-type assessments, performance testing psychometrics, and the impact of Core Maths qualifications on student outcomes.

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What options do children choose for their school lunch? Time-series and cluster analyses of food choice data from a primary school in England

Setting defensible minimum stations passed standards in OSCE-type assessments

Effect of station format on the psychometric properties of Multiple Mini Interviews

Pass/fail decisions and standards: the impact of differential examiner stringency on OSCE outcomes

“I was told it would help with my Psychology.” Do post-16 Core Maths qualifications in England support other subjects?

Re-conceptualising and accounting for examiner (cut-score) stringency in a ‘high frequency, small cohort’ performance test

Response to comments on: Shining a spotlight on scoring in the OSCE: Checklists and item weighting

‘Core Maths chooses you; you don't choose Core Maths’. The positioning of a new mathematics course within the post‐16 curriculum in England

More students doing more maths? Student attitudes to mathematics and its teaching in an new post-compulsory course

Interpreting mathematics performance in PISA: taking account of reading performance

Setting defensible standards in small cohort OSCEs: Understanding better when borderline regression can ‘work’

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