Performance Assessment: State Activity, Interest, and Concerns

About half the states are currently conducting, piloting, developing, or examining performance assessments, according to CRESST's State Survey on Alternative Assessment (Aschbacher, 1991a). Many state assessment directors are enthusiastic about alternative assessments as a potent tool to improv...

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Evaluation Methods
Outcomes of Education
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State Surveys
Student Evaluation
Test Construction
Test Directors
Test Use
Testing Problems
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