The global education race; taking the measure of PISA and international testing

Mary Richardson

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Sellar, Thompson and Rutkowski (2017) characterise PISA as part of a giant education ‘race’ and it is a strong analogy given just how much emphasis is placed on the educational performance of educa...

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2015Sustainable assessment revisited 2015Education in times of fast learning: the future of the school 2015Validating test score meaning and defending test score use: different aims, different methods 2015Disagreement over the best way to use the word ‘validity’ and options for reaching consensus

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