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Designing assessment to make effective use
of standardized tests
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Getting Real:
Implementing General Education
Assessment that Works. A reprint of an article from Academic Exchange,
Spring 2001 discussing College of DuPage's successful implementation of a standardized
testing approach to assessing general education skills. It discusses sampling,
motivation, and using feedback as keys to successful institutional level outcomes
assessment. Peter T. Klassen and Russell J. Watson.
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Successful Testing Summary is a comparison of
specific implementation responses for standardized testing process at College of
DuPage and the challenges frequently found at other institutions trying to use
standardized testing.
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Articulating student learning outcomes and
assessment tools
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Example of research report and public
summary from general education testing using standardized testing
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General Education
Skills Development: An Analysis of Students' General Education Skills Development at
College of DuPage Utilizing Three Years of CAAP Testing - 1999,2001.
The research report of a three year project to analyze general education skill development
using reference norms, value added, and skills development models of analysis. Peter
T. Klassen, Primary researcher and author. This full report is available in pdf and
MSWord formats. Use the link to the right if you need a pdf plug in.
General Education Skills Development pdf
General Education Skills Development MS Word
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Standardized tests for assessment
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College BASE from the Assessment Resource Center, University of Missouri-Columbia is a
criterion-referenced academic achievement examination, evaluates knowledge and
skills in English, mathematics, science, and social studies, usually after a
student completes a college-level core curriculum.
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The Academic Profile from ETS
measures college-level reading, critical thinking, writing, and mathematics in
the context of material from the humanities, social sciences, and natural
sciences.
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Major Field Tests are end-of-major examinations in 14 disciplines to be used by undergraduate
institutions for outcomes assessment. Scores, sub-scores, and assessment
indicators are provided to each department administering the tests. The tests
are based on the GRE Subject Tests and are jointly sponsored by ETS and the
GRE Board.
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