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_aReynolds,Cecil R _91033 |
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245 | _aMeasurement & Assessment in Education | ||
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_aNew Delhi _bPHI Learning _c2011 |
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506 | _2Contents : - 1. Introduction to educational assessment 2. The basic Mathematics of measurement 3. The meaning of test Scores 4. Reliability for teachers 5. Validity for teachers 6. Item analysis for teachers 7. The initial steps in developing a classroom test 8. The Development and use of selected-response items 9. The Development and use of constructed-response items 10. Performance assessments and portfolios 11. Assigning grades on the basis of classroom assessments 12. Standardized Achievement tests in the Era of High-Stakes assessment 13. The use of aptitude tests in the schools 14. Assessment of behaviour and personality 15. Assessment Accommodations 16. the Problem of bias in educational assessment 17. Best Practices in Educational Assessment Appendix A Summary Statements of the student evaluation standards Appendix B Code of professional responsibilities in educational measurement Appendix C Code of Fair testing practices in education Appendix D Rights and Responsiblities of test takers: Guidelines and Expectations Appendix E Standards for teacher competence in educational assessment of students Appendix F Proportions of area under the normal curve Appendix G Answers to practice Problems References Index | ||
650 | _aPsychology | ||
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_aLivingston,Ronald B _eAuthor _91651 |
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_aWillson,Victor _eAuthor _91652 |
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