Training Judges to Generate Standard‐Setting Data

Jerry Reid

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Is training judges beyond initial orientation required? How can we help judges apply their conceptualization of minimal competence to individual items?

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1982Passing Scores: A Manual for Setting Standards of Performance on Educational and Occupational Tests.1980Standard Setting Issues and Methods 1982A LATENT TRAIT METHOD FOR DETERMINING INTRAJUDGE INCONSISTENCY IN THE ANGOFF AND NEDELSKY TECHNIQUES OF STANDARD SETTING 1984A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS FOR ESTABLISHING MINIMUM STANDARDS ON THE NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATIONS

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