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Speaker:
Professor Rodney L. Doran is a professor in the Department of Learning and
Instruction at UB. He received his
Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin
and his research area of interest is in Science Education, with an emphasis on
Assessment.
Title of talk: New (?) Tests in Science
Abstract:
The formats and styles of tests DO change over time.
We will review a bit of history of statewide science tests in New York
State, and describe some new developments for the elementary and intermediate
levels and plans for the high school level.
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