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Adventures
in
Assessment Learner-centered
approaches to assessment and evaluation in adult literacy |
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For 14 years (1991-2004), Adventures
in Assessment provided a forum for adult literacy
practitioners to critically reflect upon a range of issues and
experiences pertaining to assessment, both alternative assessment
early on and, later, standardized assessment. The entire journal
run is available online in full-text; paper copies of most volumes
are available, as well. |
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Vol.
16 (Spring 2004): Bringing Standardized Assessment
Practices into the Classroom 
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Vol. 15 (Spring 2003): Assessment
in Motion
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Vol. 14 (Spring 2002): Examining
Performance
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Vol. 13 (Spring 2001): Meeting
the Accountability Challenge
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Vol. 12 (Winter 2000): Experiences
with Standards-Based Reform
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Vol. 11 (Winter 1998): Aspects,
Levels, and Perspectives
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Vol. 10 (Winter 1997): Time
to Reflect
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Vol. 9 (Winter 1996): Rethinking
Assessment
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Vol. 8 (Winter 1995): Meeting
the Challenge of Authentic Assessment
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Vol. 7 (December 1994): The
Partnership Project
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Vol. 6 (April 1994): Responding
to the Dream Conference
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Vol. 5 (October 1993): The
Tale of the Tools
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Vol. 4 (April 1993): Goal-setting,
tape journals, math and other topics.
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Vol. 3 (November 1992): Looking
Back, Starting Again: Tools and procedures used at
the end of a cycle or term, including self, class and group
evaluation by both teachers and learners.
Vol. 2 (May 1992): Ongoing:
Tools for ongoing assessment as part of the learning process.
Vol. 1 (November 1991): Getting
Started: Start-up and intake activities.
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