Measuring Student Achievement in Art

Abstract

The need to demonstrate the outcomes of instruction in art is established, and the problems in doing so are discussed. Testing formats for production, aesthetic perception, art criticism, and art history are discussed in terms of historical precedents, underlying philosophy, reliability, and relevance to instruction. Problems in the measurement of higher-order cognitive and affective expectations of art instruction are presented.

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