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Direct linkAlistair M. Moore; Peter Fairhurst; Judith M. Bennett; Christine Harrison; Catarina F. Correia; Jessie Durk – International Journal of Science Education, 2024
High-stakes assessments prominently influence what is done in secondary school science lessons ('washback' effects). It is therefore important that assessments of knowledge and understanding gained from practical work are constructed to reward and incentivise effective practices in practical work. To do that, they must differentiate between pupils…
Descriptors: High Stakes Tests, Science Tests, Writing Tests, Secondary School Science
