The Use of Holistic versus Analytic Scoring for Large-Scale Assessment of Writing
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This article discusses a variety of issues associated with the use of holistic and analytic scoring methods in large-scale student assessments. The article reviews the education literature on the subject, describes the results of a recent Saskatchewan study comparing the results of the two scoring approaches, and discusses some of the study’s implications for future large-scale assessments.
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Copyright (c) 1996 Darryl M. Hunter, Richard M. Jones, Bikkar S. Randhawa

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