Testing matters! It can determine kids' and schools' futures. In a conference at the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, mathematicians, math education researchers, teachers, test developers, and policymakers gathered to work through critical issues related to mathematics assessment. They examined:
Issues and Tensions in the Assessment of Mathematical Proficiency
Alan H. Schoenfeld
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The No Child Left Behind Act: Political Context and National Goals
Susan Sclafani
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págs. 59-73
Mathematical Proficiency: What Is Important? How Can It Be Measured?
Hugh Burkhardt
págs. 77-97
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When Assessment Guides Instruction: Silicon Valley's Mathematics Assessment Collaborative
David Foster, Pendred Noyce, Sara Spiegel
págs. 137-154
págs. 157-162
Making Meaning in Algebra: Examining Students' Understandings and Misconceptions
David Foster
págs. 163-176
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Reflections on an Assessment Interview: what a Close Look at Student Understanding Can Reveal
Alan H. Schoenfeld
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Assessment to Improve Learning in Mathematics: the BEAR Assessment System
R. Mark Wilson, Claus Carstensen
págs. 311-332
English Learners and Mathematics Learning: language Issues to Consider
Lily Wong Fillmore
págs. 333-344
Beyond Words to Mathematical Content: assessing English Learners in the Mathematics Classroom
Judit N. Moschkovich
págs. 345-352
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Perspectives on State Assessments in California: what You Release Is What Teachers Get
Elizabeth K. Stage
págs. 357-363
Epilogue: what Do We Need to Know? Items for a Research Agenda
págs. 365-367
págs. 369-379
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