The major aim of the present paper is twofold: (1) to survey and evaluate the present "state of the art" in Israeli school-based assessment research; and (2) to delineate potential future directions, foreseeable developments, and needed research. The paper focuses primarily on the assessment of aptitude, achievement, and personality in the schools and highlights a number of key issues engaging the interests and concerns of the Israeli school psychology and measurement community (i.e., group differences in test performance; test bias and equity; and testing the selection policy in the schools). There is currently in Israel a paucity of well developed, soundly normed, and psychometrically validated (or adequately adapted) instrument...
This research project presents different role perceptions regarding educational and academic aims, a...
The purpose of this study was to construct an instrument which would enable administrators and teach...
Research on teachers’ and pre-service teachers’ conceptions of assessment (CoA) has so far focused o...
Initially, descriptions of the recent history of Lebanon and the Lebanese systems of education are p...
Despite the current interest in many countries in assessing the principal’s performance, stemming fr...
This special issue of the McGill Journal of Education is devoted to school-based assessment research...
The five articles in this issue provide a dramatic illustration of the wide diversity of conditions ...
The Gildenhorn Institute for Israel Studies (GIIS) is proud to publish Laurence Wolff’s analysis of ...
This research evaluated the Israeli "Success for All" school improvement programme implemented in 10...
The aim of present study was a comparative study of educational achievement assessment system of pri...
The present article discusses the impact of the ICT integration in teaching and learning upon studen...
The relationship between school resources such as learning materials, computers, and student-teacher...
This study examines the pressure employed by stakeholders on the management of schools and the inser...
This study aims to review the techniques used in testing and evaluating Jewish education, to analyze...
The article considers modern approaches to assessment at schools based on the analysis of various as...
This research project presents different role perceptions regarding educational and academic aims, a...
The purpose of this study was to construct an instrument which would enable administrators and teach...
Research on teachers’ and pre-service teachers’ conceptions of assessment (CoA) has so far focused o...
Initially, descriptions of the recent history of Lebanon and the Lebanese systems of education are p...
Despite the current interest in many countries in assessing the principal’s performance, stemming fr...
This special issue of the McGill Journal of Education is devoted to school-based assessment research...
The five articles in this issue provide a dramatic illustration of the wide diversity of conditions ...
The Gildenhorn Institute for Israel Studies (GIIS) is proud to publish Laurence Wolff’s analysis of ...
This research evaluated the Israeli "Success for All" school improvement programme implemented in 10...
The aim of present study was a comparative study of educational achievement assessment system of pri...
The present article discusses the impact of the ICT integration in teaching and learning upon studen...
The relationship between school resources such as learning materials, computers, and student-teacher...
This study examines the pressure employed by stakeholders on the management of schools and the inser...
This study aims to review the techniques used in testing and evaluating Jewish education, to analyze...
The article considers modern approaches to assessment at schools based on the analysis of various as...
This research project presents different role perceptions regarding educational and academic aims, a...
The purpose of this study was to construct an instrument which would enable administrators and teach...
Research on teachers’ and pre-service teachers’ conceptions of assessment (CoA) has so far focused o...