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Scoring Performance Assessments Based on Judgements

Generalizability Theory

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  • © 2001

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Part of the book series: Evaluation in Education and Human Services (EEHS, volume 50)

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Scoring Performance Assessments Based on Judgements focuses on the applications of Generalizability Theory to Performance Assessment. The author developed an objective method to examine the dependability of the scoring of large-scale performance assessments by humans.
This book presents principles in identifying common missing data patterns inherent in assessment designs. These principles can be used to guide the design of assessment procedures including those used in large-scale testing programs, observations, and structured interviews.

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  • University of Pittsburgh, USA

    Christopher Wing-Tat Chiu

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