Using State Tests in Education Experiments A Discussion of the Issues. NCEE 2009-013 /

Using State Tests in Education Experiments [electronic resource] : A Discussion of the Issues. NCEE 2009-013 / Henry May, Irma Perez-Johnson and Joshua Haimson.

Securing data on students' academic achievement is typically one of the most important and costly aspects of conducting education experiments. As state assessment programs have become practically universal and more uniform in terms of grades and subjects tested, the relative appeal of using sta...

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Main Author: May, Henry
Corporate Author: National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance (U.S.)
Other Authors: Perez-Johnson, Irma, Haimson, Joshua, Sattar, Samina, Gleason, Phil
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 2009.
Subjects:
Testing Programs.
Academic Achievement.
Researchers.
Educational Research.
Outcomes of Education.
Measures (Individuals)
Test Validity.
Test Reliability.
Data Collection.
Student Evaluation.
State Standards.
Effect Size.
Standardized Tests.
Achievement Tests.
Data.
Educational Legislation.
Federal Legislation.
Elementary Secondary Education.

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