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Assessment
Assessment
Accommodating diversity in assessment: A snapshot of practice in 2022
Determining How Learning is Progressing – Options for Calibrating Teacher Judgements
Students’ maths self-efficacy exceeds their predicted achievement: Initial findings of an ongoing study
Trends in assessment: An overview of themes in the literature
Using PATs to explore achievement and progress
Next steps: Using the Assessment Resource Banks for Formative Assessment
The shape of curriculum change
National Standards, moderation challenges and teacher learning
The contributions of learning in the arts. Part 1: A review of the literature
New Zealand curriculum implementation exploratory studies: Final Report
New Zealand curriculum update
Making progress - Measuring progress: Conference proceedings March 2008
Standardised testing: Dilemmas and possibilities
Socialisation of teachers into the culture of assessment
Shaping our futures: Meeting secondary students' learning needs in a time of evolving qualifications: final report of the Learning Curves project
Self-assessment: What teachers think - Summary report for teachers
Self-assessment: What teachers think
Changing school subjects for changing times
Assessment resource banks and other approaches to school-based assessment in New Zealand
Assessment dilemmas when “21st century” learning approaches shift students into unfamiliar terrain
Learning curves: Meeting student needs in an evolving qualifications regime: From cabbages to kings: A first report
Learning curves: Meeting student learning needs in an evolving qualifications regime: Shared pathways and multiple tracks: A second report
Curriculum changes, priorities and issues: findings from the NZCER secondary 2006 and primary 2007 national surveys
Course innovation in the senior secondary curriculum: A snapshot taken in July 2007
Clustering students by their subject choices in the Learning Curves Project
Classroom Assessment Practices in English and Mathematics at Years 5, 7, and 9
National standards for mathematics: where to set the bar?