validity

Performance Assessment & 21st Century Learning
Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education (SCOPE)
Linda Darling-Hammond
Joan Herman
James Pellegrino
Jamal Abedi
J. Lawrence Aber
Eva Baker
Randy Bennett
Edmund Gordon
Edward Haertel
Kenji Hakuta
Andrew Ho
Robert Lee Linn
P. David Pearson
James Popham
Lauren Resnick
Alan H. Schoenfeld
Richard Shavelson
Lorrie A. Shepard
Lee Shulman
Claude M. Steele
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In this paper, Linda Darling-Hammond and other leading scholars in assessment describe a set of criteria for high-quality student assessments. These criteria can be used by assessment developers, policymakers, and educators.

The five criteria include: 

1. Assessment of Higher-Order...

Assessment Infrastructure & Costs
Center for K – 12 Assessment & Performance Management
Linda Darling-Hammond
Raymond L. Pecheone
Ann Jacquith
Leah Walker
Susan E. Schultz
Ruth Chung Wei
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This paper by Linda Darling-Hammond and Ray Pecheone outlines a set of principles that are shared by the systems of high‐achieving nations as well as a number of high‐achieving states in the United States. These systems include the following:

• Assessments are grounded in a thoughtful,...

Assessment Infrastructure & Costs
Educational Research Review
Anders Jonsson
Gunilla Svingby
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This paper authored by Anders Jonsson and Gunilla Svingby, investigates whether evidence for the benefits of rubrics can be found in the research literature.

Conclusions are that:

(1) the reliable scoring of performance assessments can be enhanced by the use of rubrics, especially...

Assessment Infrastructure & Costs
Applied Psychological Measurement
David Miller
Robert Lee Linn
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In this paper, David Miller and Robert Linn outline six aspects of construct validation to guide the validation of performance based assessments: content, substantive, structural, generalizability, external, and consequential. Each aspect is discussed, with the focus on studies that could be...

Assessment Infrastructure & Costs
Stanford Center for Assessment, Learning, and Equity (SCALE)
Ruth Chung Wei
Raymond L. Pecheone
Katie Wilczak
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This paper offers a retrospective research study of performance assessment initiatives beginning in the 1990s up to today.  The study addresses three specific questions: 

• What were the conditions that helped sustain some of the programs? 

• What were the challenges that led to...

Assessment Infrastructure & Costs
Stanford Center for Assessment, Learning, and Equity (SCALE)
Ruth Chung Wei
Ken Cor
Nicole Arsha
Raymond L. Pecheone
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The purpose of this paper is to present findings regarding the reliability and validity of the performance based assessments used in the state pilot, including the results of three sets of studies: 1) Generalizability studies; 2) Regression analyses to ascertain the relationships between...

State Examples
Center for Collaborative Education (CCE), National Center for the Improvement of Educational Assessment
Paul K. Leather
Scott F. Marion
Dan French
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This executive summary outlines how New Hampshire will integrate performance assessments into its state assessment and accountability systems.

The proposed performance assessment system will be based on:

1. competencies that provide state-defined learning expectations,

2. a...

State Accountability
Stanford Center for Assessment, Learning, and Equity (SCALE)
Ruth Chung Wei
Vinci Daro
Nicole Holthuis
Kari Kokka
Daisy Martin
Nicole Renner
Jill Wertheim
Susan E. Schultz
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This report seeks to make large-scale assessments of student achievement more transparent and provide guidance on item development and quality. The report provides an in-depth look at what is assessed in a selection of current large-scale assessment items to illustrate what kinds of student...