An edition of The paradoxes of high stakes testing
(2009)
The paradoxes of high stakes testing
how they affect students, their parents, teachers, principals, schools, and society
by George F. Madaus
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The paradoxes of high stakes testing: how they affect students, their parents, teachers, principals, schools, and society
2009, Information Age Pub.
in English
1607520273 9781607520276
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Table of Contents
The high-stakes testing mania
Why has testing become so important?
What is a test?
What human and cultural factors affect test performance?
What technical issues affect test validity?
Why is it important to regard testing as a technology?
Why is the history of testing important?
What are the paradoxical consequences of high-stakes testing?
What is the future of testing?
Why and how should high-stakes testing be monitored?.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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