Explain & define the three criteria used to determine whether an assessment is fair and accurate: absence of bias, reliability, and validity
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Explain & define the three criteria used to determine whether an assessment is fair and accurate: absence of bias, reliability, and validity
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Text: Webb, L.D & Metha, A. (2017, 8th edition). Foundations of American Education.
Explain & define the three criteria used to determine whether an assessment is fair and accurate: absence of bias, reliability, and validity. Use Table 15.3 to compare the reliability standards for standardized assessments with those for classroom assessment. Specify how each are similar and different.
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