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Record ID marc_nuls/NULS_PHC_180925.mrc:12237130:4822
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020 $a9781598570373 (pbk.)
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245 00 $aAlternate assessments based on alternate achievement standards : $bpolicy, practice, and potential /$cedited by William D. Schafer and Robert W. Lissitz.
260 $aBaltimore :$bPaul H. Brookes Pub. Co.,$cc2009.
300 $axxiv, 384 p. :$bill. ;$c23 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aForeword / Martha L. Thurlow -- Sect. I. Conceptualizing Alternate Assessment -- Ch. 1. Who Are the Children Who Take Alternate Achievement Standards Assessments? / Jacqueline F. Kearns, Elizabeth Towles-Reeves, Harold L. Kleinert and Jane Kleinert -- Ch. 2. Understanding the Construct to Be Assessed / Stephen N. Elliott -- Ch. 3. Sampling the Domain for Evidence of Achievement / Gerald Tindal -- Ch. 4. Public Policy and the Development of Alternate Assessments for Students with Cognitive Disabilities / Susan L. Rigney -- Ch. 5. Alignment of Alternate Assessments with State Standards / Diane M. Browder, Shawnee Wakeman and Claudia Flowers -- Ch. 6. Conceptualizing and Setting Performance Standards for Alternate Assessments / Steve Ferrara, Suzanne Swaffield and Lorin Mueller -- Ch. 7. An Introduction to Validity Arguments for Alternate Assessments / Scott F. Marion and Marianne Perie -- Ch. 8. The Long and Winding Road of Alternate Assessments: Where We Started, Where We Are Now, and the Road Ahead / Rachel F. Quenemoen -- Sect. II. Alternate Assessment in Action -- Ch. 9. Assessing All Students in Connecticut / Peter Behuniak and Joseph Amenta -- Ch. 10. Georgia Alternate Assessment: A Portfolio Assessment for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities / Melissa Fincher and Claudia Flowers -- Ch. 11. The Alternate Maryland School Assessment / Sharon E. Hall, Martin D. Kehe and William D. Schafer -- Ch. 12. Alternate Assessment in Massachusetts: Approaches and Validity / Daniel J. Wiener and Charles A. DePascale -- Ch. 13. The Mississippi Alternate Assessment of Extended Curriculum Frameworks: Purpose, Procedures, and Validity Evidence Summary / Stephen N. Elliott, Andrew T. Roach, Kristopher J. Kaase and Ryan J. Kettler -- Ch. 14. Test Design and Validation of Inferences for the Oregon Alternate Assessment / Dianna Carrizales and Gerald Tindal -- Ch. 15. The South Carolina Alternate Assessment / Lorin Mueller, Steve Ferrara, Suzanne Swaffield and Douglas G. Alexander -- Sect. III. The Future of Alternate Assessment -- Ch. 16. Considering the Consequences of Alternative Assessments / Peter Behuniak -- Ch. 17. Which Came First - The Curriculum or the Assessment? / Diane M. Browder, Shawnee Wakeman and Claudia Flowers -- Ch. 18. Key Issues in the Use of Alternate Assessments: Closing Comments to Open More Discussion and Exploration of Solutions / Stephen N. Elliott -- Ch. 19. Psychometric Rigor for Alternate Assessments: For the Sake of Interpretation, Not Rigor / Steve Ferrara -- Ch. 20. Does the Emperor Have New Clothes? / Claudia Flowers -- Ch. 21. Assessment Population: Implications for the Validity Evaluation / Jacqueline F. Kearns and Elizabeth Towles-Reeves -- Ch. 22. Some Key Considerations for Test Evaluators and Developers / Scott F. Marion -- Ch. 23. Toward a Straighter Road / Rachel F. Quenemoen -- Ch. 24. How Should States Move Forward? / Susan L. Rigney -- Ch. 25. Principles Unique to Alternate Assessments / William D. Schafer -- Ch. 26. Reflections on the Alternate Assessment in Oregon / Gerald Tindal -- Ch. 27. Essential Truths About Alternate Assessments / Daniel J. Wiener.
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