Titlebook: Assessment in Education; Implications for Lea Shelleyann Scott,Donald E. Scott,Charles F. Webber Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Formative Assessment in High School Communities of Practice: Creating a Culture of Inquiry, Introspees of Practices to meet their needs and support their SMART outcomes. We were very diligent in following the assessment frameworks we designed as a school to improve learning for all ability levels and programs of our students. As a district administrator, I have allocated resources in non-typical w

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Book 2016light the cultural clashes that may occur when cross-cultural borrowing of assessment strategies, policies, and tools takes place. However, authors also encourage sophisticated critical analyses of potential lessons that may be drawn from other contexts and systems..Readers will encounter challenges

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14121-0by an introduction of four major, large-scale educational testing systems. Following that, the chapter focuses on one test in one of the testing systems and explores students’, teachers’, and administrators’ perceptions about the fairness of this test. Results found that the participants endorsed su

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,A ”new“ Micro Database for German FDI,gative influence of these tests on teaching and on student behaviour. The other is a research project validating the PISA test in a Danish context, showing how the PISA tests, as an example of large-scale, comparative tests, have become a lever for dramatic changes in the Danish educational policy,

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Holger G?rg,David Greenaway,Christian Weyt, the praxis between written and enacted policy for assessment is being re-examined. There is growing recognition of a need to shift assessment away from diagnostic/prescriptive approaches back into the hands of teachers. This chapter discusses the impact of this trend and calls for both a re-exami