A Study of the Utility of Results from the 1992 Trial State Assessment (TSA) in Reading for State-Level Administrators of Assessment

Cheryl Davis Bullock, Lizanne Destefano

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Abstract

The usefulness of the 1992 TSA in reading was studied using interviews from 26 state directors of assessment. Perceptions about TSA credibility and orientation of test components and current use of TSA results were examined. The directors suggested involving more teachers in assessment, modifying descriptors, disseminating results quicker, and improving usefulness of results. (MAK)
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)47-51
Number of pages5
JournalEducational Evaluation and Policy Analysis
Volume20
Issue number1
StatePublished - 1998

Keywords

  • Elementary Secondary Education
  • Achievement Tests
  • Educational Assessment
  • Performance Based Assessment
  • Reading Tests
  • Test Reliability
  • Test Results
  • Test Theory
  • Test Use
  • Test Validity
  • Trial State Assessment (NAEP)

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