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Assessment Matters 6: 2014

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Author(s): Mary Hill

No matter where we are in the world, assessment issues continue to cause debate and contention. Continual international comparisons of student performance, such as PISA, as well as those used...

Author(s): Gavin T. L. Brown, Reza Pishghadam, and Shaghayegh Shayesteh Sadafian

Assessment practices in higher education focus on evaluating student learning. Institutions are now expected to provide improvement-oriented assessments that help students to improve their work....

Author(s): Wei Shin Leong

This article details the use of Q methodology (Q) for eliciting different views of classroom assessment among Singaporean teachers. Q is purported to be useful for studying the tacit decision-...

Author(s): Martin East

Since 2007, substantial restructuring of New Zealand’s national school curriculum has occurred. This change has been paralleled by extensive revisions to New Zealand’s high-stakes assessment...

Author(s): Pina Tarricone and Martin G. Cooper

This article describes the use of Rasch measurement to improve criteria-based analytical marking keys. The instruments and data described result from a research project which investigated the use...

Author(s): Lenore Adie and Jill Willis

The implementation of a new national curriculum and standards-referenced assessment in Australia has been an opportunity and a challenge for teacher assessment practices. In this case study of...

Author(s): Beverley Booth, Mary F. Hill, and Helen Dixon

The report Directions for Assessment in New Zealand (Absolum, Flockton, Hattie, Hipkins, & Reid, 2009) envisages an “assessment capable” system where students are empowered to become...

Author(s): Gayle Eyers, Gordon Stobart

Gayle Eyers reviews Lorna M. Earl. (2013). Assessment as learning: Using classroom assessment to maximize student learning (2nd ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin. 144 pp. ISBN: 978-1-4522-...

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The general editor of Assessment Matters invites interested people to submit articles in the field of assessment in education. The intended readership for these articles is researchers,...