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Eleje1 􀀣  Chidiebere Christopher Abanobi2 Emma Obasi3 \u003Cbr>| \u003Cbr>( 􀀣 Corresponding Author) |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1 Department of Educational Foundations, Faculty of Education, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka ,\u003Cbr>Awka, Nigeria\u003Cbr>2 Department of Educational Psychology, Federal College 3 Department of Social Science Education, Faculty of Nigeria\u003Cbr>of Education (T), Asaba, Nigeria\u003Cbr>Education, Imo State University, Owerri |  |\n|  |  |\n\nAbstract  \nEconomics achievement test (EAT) for assessing senior secondary two (SS2) achievement in economics was developed and validated in the study. Five research questions guided the study. Twenty and 100  mid-senior secondary (SS2) economics students was used for the pilot testing and reliability check  respectively. A sample of 250 students randomly drawn was used to subject initial 80 objective test items  for the test try-out that yielded the data for item analysis. 50 items with difficulty indices ranged from  0.25 to 0.79 and discrimination indices of 0.20 to 0.58 where retained. Face and content validation of  EAT was ensured by constructing items in line with the test blue print, the use of subject experts in SS2  economics and two experts in test construction. The test reliability established through Kuder-  Richardson formula 20 gave a coefficient of 0.81. The test was found to be of good quality, valid and  highly reliable. The EAT is therefore recommended for use in assessing SS2 students’ achievement in  economics and to determine/predict students that will do well in economics in their final class (SS3) as  well as those that will have good performance in economics external examinations (WAEC and NECO) .  \nKeywords: Development, Economics, Achievement test, Validation, Reliability, Item analysis, Senior secondary two.   \nContents  \n1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7  \n2. Results .................................................................................................................................................................................... 9  \n3. Discussion ............................................................................................................................................................................. 13  \n4. Conclusion............................................................................................................................................................................ 13  \n5. Recommendations................................................................................................................................................................ 13  \nReferences ................................................................................................................................................................................ 14  \nAppendix-1............................................................................................................................................................................... 14  \nAppendix-2............................................................................................................................................................................... 17  \nCitation | Lydia Ijeoma Eleje; Chidiebere Christopher Abanobi; Emma Obasi (2017) . Development and Validation of Economics Achievement Test for Secondary Schools. 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