The student evaluation standards. : How to improve evaluations of students.

Gullickson, Arlen R. [Verantw.]
Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Corwin Press [u.a.]
Published 2003
Type of Medium:
book
Publication Date:
2003
Keywords:
Evaluation ; Planung ; Primarbereich ; Sekundarbereich ; Leistungsbeurteilung ; Schülerleistung ; Analyse ; Anwendungsbeispiel ; Durchführung ; Leistungsmessung ; Richtlinien ; Standard ; Information ; USA
Language:
English
Note:
Literaturangaben
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schlagwort Evaluation
Planung
Primarbereich
Sekundarbereich
Leistungsbeurteilung
Schülerleistung
Analyse
Anwendungsbeispiel
Durchführung
Leistungsmessung
Richtlinien
Standard
Information
USA
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shingle_author_1 Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
shingle_author_2 Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
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Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
shingle_author_4 Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
shingle_catch_all_1 The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation presents 28 standards for assessing evaluation practices in elementary and secondary classrooms. Reviewed and approved by the American National Standards Institute, these standards are broken down into four essential attributes of sound evaluation, each providing definitions, guidelines, common errors, supportive documentation, and illustrative case studies. The standards are grouped into: (1) propriety standards, which protect individual rights; (2) utility standards, which ensure that evaluations are timely, informative, and influential; (3) feasibility standards, which recognize "real-world" dynamics and environmental influences; and (4) accuracy standards, which determine whether an evaluation has produced sound information. These standards provide teachers and administrators with the tools they need to master every nuance of student evaluation, including validity, political viability, teacher biases, conflicts of interest, a student's right to privacy, and more. (DIPF/Orig.).
Evaluation
Planung
Primarbereich
Sekundarbereich
Leistungsbeurteilung
Schülerleistung
Analyse
Anwendungsbeispiel
Durchführung
Leistungsmessung
Richtlinien
Standard
Information
USA
0-7619-4662-4
0-7619-4663-2
978-0-7619-4663-2
The student evaluation standards. : How to improve evaluations of students.
Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Corwin Press [u.a.]
shingle_catch_all_2 The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation presents 28 standards for assessing evaluation practices in elementary and secondary classrooms. Reviewed and approved by the American National Standards Institute, these standards are broken down into four essential attributes of sound evaluation, each providing definitions, guidelines, common errors, supportive documentation, and illustrative case studies. The standards are grouped into: (1) propriety standards, which protect individual rights; (2) utility standards, which ensure that evaluations are timely, informative, and influential; (3) feasibility standards, which recognize "real-world" dynamics and environmental influences; and (4) accuracy standards, which determine whether an evaluation has produced sound information. These standards provide teachers and administrators with the tools they need to master every nuance of student evaluation, including validity, political viability, teacher biases, conflicts of interest, a student's right to privacy, and more. (DIPF/Orig.).
Evaluation
Planung
Primarbereich
Sekundarbereich
Leistungsbeurteilung
Schülerleistung
Analyse
Anwendungsbeispiel
Durchführung
Leistungsmessung
Richtlinien
Standard
Information
USA
0-7619-4662-4
0-7619-4663-2
978-0-7619-4663-2
The student evaluation standards. : How to improve evaluations of students.
Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Corwin Press [u.a.]
shingle_catch_all_3 The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation presents 28 standards for assessing evaluation practices in elementary and secondary classrooms. Reviewed and approved by the American National Standards Institute, these standards are broken down into four essential attributes of sound evaluation, each providing definitions, guidelines, common errors, supportive documentation, and illustrative case studies. The standards are grouped into: (1) propriety standards, which protect individual rights; (2) utility standards, which ensure that evaluations are timely, informative, and influential; (3) feasibility standards, which recognize "real-world" dynamics and environmental influences; and (4) accuracy standards, which determine whether an evaluation has produced sound information. These standards provide teachers and administrators with the tools they need to master every nuance of student evaluation, including validity, political viability, teacher biases, conflicts of interest, a student's right to privacy, and more. (DIPF/Orig.).
Evaluation
Planung
Primarbereich
Sekundarbereich
Leistungsbeurteilung
Schülerleistung
Analyse
Anwendungsbeispiel
Durchführung
Leistungsmessung
Richtlinien
Standard
Information
USA
0-7619-4662-4
0-7619-4663-2
978-0-7619-4663-2
The student evaluation standards. : How to improve evaluations of students.
Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Corwin Press [u.a.]
shingle_catch_all_4 The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation presents 28 standards for assessing evaluation practices in elementary and secondary classrooms. Reviewed and approved by the American National Standards Institute, these standards are broken down into four essential attributes of sound evaluation, each providing definitions, guidelines, common errors, supportive documentation, and illustrative case studies. The standards are grouped into: (1) propriety standards, which protect individual rights; (2) utility standards, which ensure that evaluations are timely, informative, and influential; (3) feasibility standards, which recognize "real-world" dynamics and environmental influences; and (4) accuracy standards, which determine whether an evaluation has produced sound information. These standards provide teachers and administrators with the tools they need to master every nuance of student evaluation, including validity, political viability, teacher biases, conflicts of interest, a student's right to privacy, and more. (DIPF/Orig.).
Evaluation
Planung
Primarbereich
Sekundarbereich
Leistungsbeurteilung
Schülerleistung
Analyse
Anwendungsbeispiel
Durchführung
Leistungsmessung
Richtlinien
Standard
Information
USA
0-7619-4662-4
0-7619-4663-2
978-0-7619-4663-2
The student evaluation standards. : How to improve evaluations of students.
Gullickson, Arlen R.
Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation
Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Corwin Press [u.a.]
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toc The Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation presents 28 standards for assessing evaluation practices in elementary and secondary classrooms. Reviewed and approved by the American National Standards Institute, these standards are broken down into four essential attributes of sound evaluation, each providing definitions, guidelines, common errors, supportive documentation, and illustrative case studies. The standards are grouped into: (1) propriety standards, which protect individual rights; (2) utility standards, which ensure that evaluations are timely, informative, and influential; (3) feasibility standards, which recognize "real-world" dynamics and environmental influences; and (4) accuracy standards, which determine whether an evaluation has produced sound information. These standards provide teachers and administrators with the tools they need to master every nuance of student evaluation, including validity, political viability, teacher biases, conflicts of interest, a student's right to privacy, and more. (DIPF/Orig.).
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