Implications of imposed nationwide testing (for accountability) on primary student learning
Nicole Mehrtens
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Nicole Mehrtens
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Many education systems are increasing accountability measures through imposing standardised assessment practices. Assessment can have a significant impact on a young person's development therefore it is essential to explore implications of assessment for accountability. This review summarises key themes in contemporary literature regarding the implications of high-stakes imposed testing for accountability at primary level. The level of accountability within the New Zealand education model is then discussed.
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Many education systems are increasing accountability measures through imposing standardised assessment practices. Assessment can have a significant impact on a young person's development therefore it is essential to explore implications of assessment for accountability. This review summarises key themes in contemporary literature regarding the implications of high-stakes imposed testing for accountability at primary level. The level of accountability within the New Zealand education model is then discussed.
Key concepts: Accountability, Educational assessment, Political science, Key (lock), Public relations, Psychology, Pedagogy, Computer science