INTERVIEW: Derek Neal
In an interview, Derek Neal answers various questions, including: 1. What is your view of subject matter assessments administered to students? Do they, on balance, have the intended effect of increasing knowledge in certain key areas and, as a result, students' human capital? 2. If assessment-b...
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