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How Italy Developed a State-of-the Art School Assessment Culture

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Story Source: OECD Education Today ~ Go to Original Article

I first visited Italy’s National Institute for Evaluation (INVALSI) in 1989. In those days, when it was called the CEDE, it was a place where academics debated educational research and contributed to international comparative studies.

Back then, few would have thought the institute would build a comprehensive national assessment of the Italian school system….


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