School-based assessment practices in Canada share many similarities with the United States. The place of testing in the larger assessment process is still seen as very important and school psychologists are frequently requested to administer intelligence, personality, and achievement measures to school children. This has resulted in using tests developed in other countries and, at times, modifying or standardizing them for use here or developing Canadian tests. Teacher-made tests are most preferred by teachers for the assessment of student achievement. Emerging trends in education will require some changes in the way assessments are conducted and an increased recognition of the importance of cognitive processes being assessed by educational...
School-based assessment, as we know it, does not occur in the People's Republic of China. Assessment...
This paper was presented at the NSF/Review of Economics and Statistics conference on School Quality ...
The argument is commonly made that jurisdictions should strive not only for high average achievement...
This special issue of the McGill Journal of Education is devoted to school-based assessment research...
Abstract: School psychology in Canada has evolved in recent years from being com-prised mainly of “t...
Concern over the quality of education has prompted virtually every Canadian province and territory t...
Concern over the quality of education has prompted virtually every Canadian province and territory t...
The recent re-introduction ofprovince-wide group achievement testing in Ontario has placed new deman...
Recent focus on student achievement and the effectiveness of schools, school boards, and teachers ha...
This inquiry focuses on (a) the character of school psychology services that are provided in this cu...
In recent years, an increase in the number of large-scale assessment programs in Canada has been obs...
This survey study attempts to investigate the status and role of school psychologists in Canada and ...
In recent years, an increase in the number of large-scale assessment programs in Canada has been obs...
The purpose of this study was to develop an individualized screening achievement test to assess acad...
The School Achievement Indicators Program (SAIP) has been collecting data across Canada on 13- and 1...
School-based assessment, as we know it, does not occur in the People's Republic of China. Assessment...
This paper was presented at the NSF/Review of Economics and Statistics conference on School Quality ...
The argument is commonly made that jurisdictions should strive not only for high average achievement...
This special issue of the McGill Journal of Education is devoted to school-based assessment research...
Abstract: School psychology in Canada has evolved in recent years from being com-prised mainly of “t...
Concern over the quality of education has prompted virtually every Canadian province and territory t...
Concern over the quality of education has prompted virtually every Canadian province and territory t...
The recent re-introduction ofprovince-wide group achievement testing in Ontario has placed new deman...
Recent focus on student achievement and the effectiveness of schools, school boards, and teachers ha...
This inquiry focuses on (a) the character of school psychology services that are provided in this cu...
In recent years, an increase in the number of large-scale assessment programs in Canada has been obs...
This survey study attempts to investigate the status and role of school psychologists in Canada and ...
In recent years, an increase in the number of large-scale assessment programs in Canada has been obs...
The purpose of this study was to develop an individualized screening achievement test to assess acad...
The School Achievement Indicators Program (SAIP) has been collecting data across Canada on 13- and 1...
School-based assessment, as we know it, does not occur in the People's Republic of China. Assessment...
This paper was presented at the NSF/Review of Economics and Statistics conference on School Quality ...
The argument is commonly made that jurisdictions should strive not only for high average achievement...