Assessing for Learning: Some Dimensions Underlying New Approaches to Educational Assessment.

La theorie et la pratique de l'evaluation de l'apprentissage subissent un changement de forme. La raison principale de ce changement est que l'orientation de l'evaluation doit etre d'ordre pedagogique et non politique ou psychometrique. Les trois dimensions presentes dans les differents modes d'evaluation sont la mesure, l'approche qualitative ou quantitative et le cadre de realisation du test. L'A. etudie les differents modeles d'evaluation issues de ces variables

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