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With its examination of the range of uses of assessment ¿ from teacher assessment and standardized testing to formative assessment and norm-referenced testing ¿ to the purposes of assessment ¿ from accountability to support for teaching and learning ¿ the issues Beyond Testing deals with are as enduring and relevant to education now as they were when it was first published.

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With its examination of the range of uses of assessment ¿ from teacher assessment and standardized testing to formative assessment and norm-referenced testing ¿ to the purposes of assessment ¿ from accountability to support for teaching and learning ¿ the issues Beyond Testing deals with are as enduring and relevant to education now as they were when it was first published.


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Caroline V. Gipps is an international authority on educational assessment. Originally trained as a psychologist, Caroline worked as a primary school teacher and psychometrician before entering a career in educational research. She worked for a variety of organizations before joining the Institute of Education, University of London, where she spent 19 years as a researcher, Professor of Education and then Dean of Research. During this time Caroline was president of the British Educational Research Association, a member of the RAE panel for Education in 1996, a Nuffield Research Fellow, and holder of several ESRC awards. She moved to Kingston University in 1999 as Deputy Vice-Chancellor and to the University of Wolverhampton as Vice-Chancellor in 2005.