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Introduction In Context: The Contributions of Edward M. White to the Assessment of Writing Ability |
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PART I THE LANDSCAPE OF CONTEMPORARY WRITING ASSESSMENT |
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Introduction: Tradition and the Rise of Localism |
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1 A Closer Look at the Harvard Entrance Examinations in the 1870s |
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2 Assessment in a Culture of Inquiry: The Story of the National Writing Project's Analytic Writing Continuum |
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3 Writing Assessment in the Context of the National Assessment of Education Progress |
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4 Rethinking K-12 Writing Assessment |
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5 The WPA Outcomes, Information Literacy, and the Challenges of Outcomes-Based Curricular Design |
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6 "Does it Work?" The Question(s) of Assessment in Technical and Professional Communication |
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7 Writing Assessment for Admission to Graduate and Professional Programs: Lessons Learned and a Note for the Future |
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PART II STRATEGIES IN CONTEMPORARY WRITING ASSESSMENT |
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Introduction: Bridging the Two Cultures |
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8 Setting Sail with Ed White: The Possibilities of Assessment and Instruction within College Writing Assessment |
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9 Assessment and Curriculum in Dialogue |
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10 What Good Is It?: The Effects of Teacher Response on Students' Development |
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11 Fostering Best Practices in Writing Assessment and Instruction with E-rater® |
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12 Writing to a Machine is Not Writing At All |
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13 The Future of Portfolio-Based Writing Assessment: A Cautionary Tale |
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14 Complicating the Fail-or-Succeed Dichotomy in Writing Assessment Outcomes |
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15 Mapping a Dialectic with Edward M. White (in Four Scenes) |
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16 The Given-New Contract: Toward a Metalanguage for Assessing Composition |
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PART III CONSEQUENCE IN CONTEMPORARY WRITING ASSESSMENT |
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Introduction: Impact as Arbiter |
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17 Good Enough Evaluation: When is it Feasible and When is Evaluation Not Worth Having? |
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18 Fundamental Challenges in Developing and Scoring Constructed-Response Assessments |
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19 Racial Formations in Two Writing Assessments: Revisiting White and Thomas' Findings on the English Placement Test After 30 Years |
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20 The Private and the Public in Directed Self-Placement |
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21 Assessing Generation 1.5 Learners: The Revelations of Directed Self-Placement |
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22 Linking Writing and Speaking in Assessing English as a Second Language Proficiency |
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PART IV TOWARD A VALID FUTURE |
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Introduction: The Uses and Misuses of Writing Assessment |
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23 Fighting Number with Number |
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24 Mass-Market Writing Assessments as Bullshit |
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25 How Does Writing Assessment Frame College Writing? Programs |
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26 Changing the Language of Assessment: Lessons from Feminism |
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27 The Rhetorical Situation of Writing Assessment: Exigence, Location, and the Making of Knowledge |
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Author Profiles |
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Index |
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