The history of educational measurement : key advancements in theory, policy and practice /
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New York :
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2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Early efforts / Luz Bay and Terry Ackerman
- Development and evolution of the SAT and ACT / Michelle Croft and Jonathan J. Beard
- The history of norm- and criterion-referenced testing / Kurt F. Geisinger
- The role of the federal government in shaping educational testing policy and practice / Michael B. Bunch
- Historical milestones in the assessment of English learners / Jamal Abedi and Cecilia Sanchez
- Evolving notions of fairness in testing in the United States / Stephen G. Sireci and Jennifer Randall
- A century of testing controversies / Rebecca Zwick
- A history of classical test theory / Brian E. Clauser
- The evolution of the concept of validity / Michael Kane and Brent Bridgeman
- Generalizability theory / Robert L. Brennan
- A history of scaling and its relationship to measurement / Derek C. Briggs
- A history of Bayesian inference in educational measurement / Roy Levy and Robert J. Mislevy
- History of test equating methods and practices through 1985 / Michael J. Kolen
- A history of Rasch measurement theory / George Engelhard, Jr.