Non-Fiction Books:

Why We Assess Students -- And How

The Competing Measures of Student Performance
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The crucial role assessments play in education is addressed in this book. The authors describe the purposes and types of assessment and discuss how assessment can best be implemented to address the concerns of parents, teachers, school administrators and the public. Detailed descriptions of norm-referenced tests, criterion-referenced tests and alternative assessment strategies are provided together with advice on their application. Issues in reducing bias and dealing with special populations are also discussed.
Release date NZ
February 29th, 1996
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Pages
72
Dimensions
216x140x4
ISBN-13
9780803963351
Product ID
2067374

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