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State End-of-Course Testing Programs: A Policy Brief
| Author(s) | Christopher Domaleski |
| Publication date | February 2011 |
| publication pdf | State End-of-Course Testing Programs: A Policy Brief |
State policy makers increasingly rely on end-of-course (EOC) tests to support a variety of purposes and uses. Prominent among these uses are accountability initiatives at the student, teacher, and/or school level. Each of these uses connects to a variety of critical issues related to design and implementation and serve as the organizational framework for this document.
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