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| Name | Mind the gap! Policy change in practice. School qualifications reform in New Zealand, 1980-2002 |
| Description | (2007) Staff member Judie Alison, Advisory Officer (Professional Issues) PhD The thesis has considerable content about PPTA’s involvement from the mid-1960’s in advocating for the abolition of norm-referenced assessment in favour of some form of standards-based assessment. PPTA members will find this interesting in the context of the ongoing debates about NCEA. Chapter Five, ‘The union’s role in qualifications reform’ (pp.93-125), is a particularly interesting account, using PPTA documents dating back to 1965, of PPTA’s advocacy for qualifications reform, in particular for the abolition of norm-referenced assessment in favour of some form of standards-based assessment. |
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